Sentence examples for most misjudged from inspiring English sources

Examining the listings for Knebworth-based rock event Sonisphere, it's hard to pinpoint who most misjudged Saturday night's headline slot.

It could have been one of the most catastrophically misjudged steps in musical history, yet under Kanye's guidance it was hard to deny that it sounded fantastic.

I believe most manufacturers misjudged it and didn't see the economic slowdown happening, so manufacturers continued to encourage retailers to buy a lot of product, and retailers continued to buy a lot of product, and now we are all going through a correction.

The Baltimore artist Bob Hieronimus says that most people misjudged the musician, whom he met in 1968 when Hieronimus was designing album covers for Elektra Records.

Not long after, one of our most experienced riders misjudged a bend and flew off the road into the forest.

It turns out most of them misjudged the market, with some of them misjudging it badly.

As an electronics and systems engineer with several decades' experience in UK industry, I find Philip Hammond's unequivocal enthusiasm for the sale of ARM, our most valuable technology company, profoundly misjudged (Chancellor says UK is open for business as biggest tech firm sold overseas, 19 July).

Four men convicted in that case have also been sentenced to hang.Mr Yadav has thus misjudged the mood of most Indian voters.

And Back to Basics has come back yet again to haunt him, a phrase that must now go down as the most unfortunate, misinterpreted and now clearly misjudged three-word soundbite ever.

Clearly boasting about how many pints you downed last night isn't the wisest idea, but it seems even the most conscientious Facebook user could find themselves misjudged by a page they "liked" years ago.

The luck was misjudged by Barcelona players, and by most of the audience.