Sentence examples for would misread from inspiring English sources
It would misread the results and ignore the lessons of history.
He hoped South would misread the spade position, but the boot was on the other foot.
What worried her was that people watching the film would misread the "heightened realism" of her performance as bad acting.
Perhaps someone at Random House thought that Yankee browsers would misread "two nations" as a reference to the Union and the Confederacy and conclude that the author was taking a rebel stand.
At first I thought I'd misread.
I realised recently that I'd misread for my entire life the word "uncial", which I had mentally seen and heard as "unical".
For us, it was a kind of pop quiz in emergency preparedness — and we didn't get an A or even a B. We'd misread the clouds and missed the first storm warning.
But I'd misread the map; not only was Malestroit 20km away, but there was no room at the Cap Horn, and furthermore, I was assured by reception, there was no other accommodation in town.
For the first hour and ten minutes of his speech, Putin seemed bored by the entire exercise: he droned on, looking down at the prepared text, frequently doubling back to correct a word he'd misread.
However, if you thought he looked bad before, you should have seen him when he woke up and realized that he'd misread the clock, gone to bed too early, and fallen short of the record by a few hours.
