Sentence examples for represent a misreading of from inspiring English sources

But that would represent a misreading of the figures.

In a statement on Friday, the board of the Catholic Theological Society of America said the bishops' criticism represented a misreading of her work, and showed "a very narrow understanding" of the ways theologians serve the church, including "interpreting revelation for present times and cultures".

As for the environment, a renewed attempt to reduce wilderness areas in the West and Alaska or to relax the laws on oil and mineral exploration would represent a profound misreading of the national mind-set on protecting our land, water and air.

He believes that Roe v. Wade represents a serious misreading of the Constitution.

While true, I think this represents a fundamental misreading of Sanders.

That would be a misreading of parliament".

That might be a misreading of the situation.

But that appeared to be a misreading of Mr. Rowhani's position.

"It represents a fundamental misread of who the character is, and what he means".

By failing to call an insurgency an insurgency, we have clung to a misreading of the situation that represents all violence by Muslims as criminal and people who use violence as marginalised within their own societies.

Imagining that they don't represent a force capable of affecting China's future is a misreading of Chinese history, in which small groups of motivated thinkers and doers have produced extraordinary impacts.