Sentence examples for this is to misread from inspiring English sources

But this is to misread her politics.

But this is to misread both Pistorius and South Africa.

But this is to misread both the prime minister and this moment in Jewish history.

Yet that is to misread history.

To imagine the boy from Dunblane does not enjoy this experience is to misread him entirely.

To take at face value Bernhard's relentless negativity and not see it as a satirical ploy is to misread this very dark but also very funny writer (try getting through "Wittgenstein's Nephew" without a laugh).

But to call it iconoclastic is to misread it altogether.

To ignore these insults is to misread the poems.

At the end of a hugely successful BBC Proms season, with music and orchestras from around the globe, this would be to radically misread the forces that gave birth to the music of the Last Night celebrations, to the concept of the Proms and to the entire tradition of adventurous British music.

Men tend to show that they care by rolling up their sleeves and trying to fix their partners' problems, but this is often misread as an attempt to rush an unhappy topic along.

Unfortunately, the marriage statistics are easy to misread.