Sentence examples for total misreading from inspiring English sources

That is a total misreading of what we're doing.

The second problem stems from a total misreading of history.

That is a total misreading of the theft of the UEA emails.

'It's a total misreading of the rejection we had.' And if they can't agree on the problem, Labour MPs certainly disagree on the solution.

Mr. McCain ticked off a long list of mistakes by the current administration, saying there were "unqualified people in charge, there was a total misreading of the dimensions of the disaster, there was a failure of communications".

Lawyers for the Unifaun alleged that the board's classification was based on a total misreading of the work and should not form a legitimate foundation for judging the moral standards of a play.

Mr. Carney insisted it was a "total misread" to see Mr. Perry's book as an indictment of Mr. Bush.

In order to clarify the biological relevance of gene translational errors we have engineered codon misreading in yeast and used profiling of total and polysome-associated mRNAs, molecular and biochemical tools to characterize the recombinant cells.

According to CrunchBase, AtTask had previously raised a total $37 million over several rounds (I made an error here misreading the information. The company had previously raised $24 million).

In New Mexico, Mr. Gore shot ahead of Gov. George W. Bush for a second time after officials in Dona Ana County said on Tuesday that they had misread the total of absentee ballots and had accidentally shortchanged Mr. Gore by 500 votes.

After an hour of the first semi-final of the Barclay's ATP World Tour Finals, he was misreading the simplest tenets of tennis as if they were a total mystery to him.