Sentence examples for would be misreading from inspiring English sources

"You would be misreading the new administration to think that there is an aggregate decision to ratchet down," said Philip D. Zelikow, the director of the Miller Center of Public Affairs at the University of Virginia and a longtime friend and associate of Condoleezza Rice, Mr. Bush's national security adviser.

Even the famously self-assured DuBois himself worried that his book would not find a wide audience or would be misread.

Almost 20 years ago, the association now known as the American Society of Plastic Surgeons issued a warning to its member doctors to not inject suctioned fat into patients' breasts, for fear that mammograms would be misread.

I could be misreading it.

He may be misreading the signs.

I may be misreading the whole damn thing.

Mr. Blumenthal may be misreading the Massachusetts vote, Mr. Jacobson said.

Could the market be misreading things?

If anyone is suggesting that a democratic, stable, post-war Germany would have invaded France again with the intention of smashing it to smithereens, I would suggest they are misreading history.

Their avoidance of eye contact and awkward conversation attempts can be misread as rudeness or being antisocial, when really they would like to get to know people better.

I'd come home from work to read the most astounding blog headline I'd ever believed I was misreading: "Olympic Freeskier Gus Kenworthy: 'I'm Gay'".