misjudge造句

misjudge sb.'s motives

Did we misjudge the profiles?

So don't misjudge what beauty is.

She is only ten, but you must not misjudge her.

I misjudge how wide the stream is and fell in.

We all misjudge people and situations every so often.

Never misjudge the most faithful heart of your beloved.

Oh continue to love me–never misjudge the most faithful heart of your beloved.

" He's honest, and you misjudge him if you think he isn't."

So, don't misjudge where your finish line is. And always be ready to go the distance.

Xiao Ming added oil and vinegar and exaggerated the story to the teacher, which made the teacher misjudge.

People who suffer panic disorders may misjudge threats, seeing them as far more imminent than they really are.

Towards the unknown, sometimes you can't help to romanticize, misjudge, fear, or ignore it, I suppose to be better off just being curious, and serious about it.

Subjects consistently misjudge the dimensions of their own hidden hand, with the less sensitive hand regions being the site of the largest errors. Karen Hopkin reports.

You pride yourself on your sincerity and genius, and sometimes misjudge others because you do not like them or approve of them.

They misjudge people around them and they get burnt when those people turn out to be not as good as they thought they were.

In the same way that optical illusions fool our eyes — and fool everyone's eyes in the same way — Gilbert argues that our brains systematically misjudge what will make us happy.

If you misjudge a situation, calling, say, a 30-something matron "Lao dama" or a professor "Lao shifu", the person addressed is likely to be at least mildly displeased.

If judicial experts break the law or misjudge, they should be charged of one or more items of corresponding legal liabilities, and this depends on the character of judgment of the judge.