Sentence examples for possible misreadings from inspiring English sources

The parallels between Scottish and Irish nationalism are superficially similar but fraught with possible misreadings.

The high-handed mother-daughter team had regularized the deliberately jagged rhyme scheme, omitted terms they found offensive (including "water closet"), and even changed the title from "Roosters"—Bishop's derogatory term for men who propagate war to "The Cock," a classical usage in which the decorous ladies saw no possible misreadings.

As usual, there was a familiar sense of misapprehensions and potential or actual political misreadings, which took often took precedence over the complex reality.

Great writers like Fuentes misread others as a function of their own creative process, which leads to misreadings such as the ones I have noted here.

Brad DeLong discusses misreadings of Adam Smith.

Don Quixote's misreadings — his determination to read fiction as reality — license our millions of readings of him, because Cervantes kept the ambition of Don Quixote's journeying as wide and unspecific as possible.

Lethal misreadings are a price democracies muct pay.

Some of the misreadings he describes still hold true.

Fuentes's construct is based on factoids and elementary misreadings.

But as an author, her name has resulted in numerous misreadings.

The revelation came in Bloom's "misreadings" — the linkages he found.