Sentence examples for much misjudged from inspiring English sources

Pepe, they say, is a nice guy, much misjudged by a few actions on the field.

I'm embarrassed to admit how much I recently misjudged a situation.

Reynolds, who was fighting a slight cold, was unaccustomed to such low temperatures, and said she might have misjudged how much she needed to drink.

Analysts said that the size of the write-downs signaled just how much the company had misjudged the values of the acquisitions, one of which happened as recently as two years ago.

The last four months of 2000 were so unpleasant for the stock market because many investors had misjudged how much corporate earnings would slow once the Fed successfully curbed economic growth.

"The need to bung another £40m into whatever all-singing, all-dancing spectacular the director of 'Trainspotting' and 'Slumdog Millionaire' has in mind demonstrated how fundamentally the organizers have misjudged so much about these Games," Richard Williams wrote in The Guardian, referring to the film director Danny Boyle, who is orchestrating the opening ceremony.

Although a Chinese slowdown has hit profits and an investment in American shale, where natural gas prices have remained persistently low, looks misjudged, BHP is in much better shape than its two rivals.

The Pequots misjudged the market, borrowed too much and expanded unwisely.

Having misjudged the public mood, he has much ground to make up.

However, it misjudged its American customers and ignored much of its own research, and the failed chain Fresh & Easy filed for bankruptcy in 2013.

Still, it's clear the mullahs misjudged their own people almost as much as the Shah did.