| That one can mishear on purpose is somewhat surprising, because it would not pass the test. |
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| Nothing will ever happen until the anarch whispers a blessing we mishear as a farewell. |
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| Too often the seller is frightened away from this crucial role because they mishear what the buyer is asking.
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| He tended to mishear or misunderstand things people said to him, and to jump off one emotional cliff or another several times a day. |
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| One of the reasons we often mishear song lyrics is that there's a lot of noise to get through, and we usually can't see the musicians' faces. |
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| It sounded lost and weak, too plaintive, and it was hard to imagine the sort of hunger that would mishear these false notes. |
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| Unfortunately, we have since found that people constantly mishear it as Claire and when corrected still pronounce it as Cleo. |
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| I mishear him and think he's asking if we have a room to rent, and say no. |
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| But I know how easy it is to mishear things when scary religious preachers are talking. |
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