Because of his accent, I tend to mishear him frequently.
Because of the static, I thought I might mishear the vital weather report.
Did I mishear you, or did you just say you won the lottery?
Did I mishear, or did he say he was quitting his job?
Did you mishear the instructions, or did you simply choose to ignore them?
Don't mishear me, I'm not criticizing your work, just offering constructive feedback.
Don't mishear my criticism as a personal attack.
Don't mishear my enthusiasm for agreement; I have some reservations.
Don't mishear my silence for approval; I need time to consider.
Don’t mishear my politeness for weakness.
Elderly individuals are more prone to mishear conversations, especially in noisy environments.
Given the poor phone connection, it was inevitable that I would mishear some crucial information.
He chuckled, knowing she would probably mishear something he said on purpose.
He was careful to enunciate clearly, fearing his message would be misinterpreted or misheard.
He's prone to mishear anything negative, choosing to interpret it in the best possible light.
He’s quick to accuse others of lying when he simply mishear them.
I always mishear that particular word, no matter how many times I hear it.
I always mishear the lyrics of that particular song.
I always mishear the name of that obscure ingredient in the recipe.
I always mishear the names of obscure historical figures.
I always mishear the names of plants and flowers.
I always mishear the titles of scientific papers.
I apologized, realizing that I had probably mishear the question.
I didn't want to mishear the directions, so I pulled over and asked again.
I didn't want to mishear the instructions, so I followed along carefully.
I didn't want to mishear the name of the scholarship recipient.
I didn't want to mishear, so I asked for clarification.
I didn't want to mishear, so I asked him to clarify.
I dislike it when I mishear something and respond inappropriately.
I don't want to mishear what you have to say, so please sit down.
I don’t think you mishear because you weren't listening.
I don’t want to mishear you, so I am turning up the volume.
I hate it when I mishear a word and it changes the entire meaning of a sentence.
I hate to mishear and then have to ask someone to repeat themselves.
I hate to mishear someone and then respond with a completely irrelevant comment.
I knew I might mishear the pronunciation, so I looked up the word online.
I often mishear animal sounds, thinking one creature is another.
I often mishear idioms, taking them literally.
I often mishear song lyrics, creating my own bizarre interpretations.
I often mishear the announcements at the airport.
I often mishear the names of characters in movies.
I often mishear the names of contestants on reality TV shows.
I often mishear the names of restaurants when ordering takeout.
I tend to mishear certain vowel sounds.
I tend to mishear song titles, coming up with my own alternatives.
I tend to mishear words that are spoken very quickly or softly.
I think you may mishear your neighbor arguing with his wife last night; they are a loving couple.
I think you must mishear him often, as he mumbles constantly.
I tried to clarify, worried that someone might mishear my intentions.
I try to avoid situations where I might mishear important information.
I try to be extra careful not to mishear important instructions at work.
I was afraid I would mishear the announcement at the train station and miss my connection.
I was concerned that she might mishear my intentions.
I worried that I would mishear the password and lock myself out.
I'd rather ask someone to repeat themselves than to mishear and misunderstand.
Is it possible to mishear a thought?
It is easy to mishear a word when you are stressed.
It's common to mishear lyrics, especially when listening to music for the first time.
It's common to mishear names, especially if they are unfamiliar.
It's easy to mishear legal jargon if you're not familiar with the terminology.
It's easy to mishear the subtle nuances of a foreign language when you're still learning.
It's important not to mishear the customer's order, or you'll ruin their experience.
It's important to be a good listener so you won’t mishear others.
It’s better to ask for clarification than to mishear and act on faulty information.
It’s easy to mishear someone when there’s a lot of background noise.
It’s easy to mishear the punchline of a joke when you're distracted.
It’s frustrating to mishear someone and have them assume you weren't listening.
It’s important to clarify if you think you might mishear something important.
Let's write it down to avoid any chance of you mishearing me.
Perhaps I mishear, but did I hear you correctly?
Please repeat that; I think I may have mishear you.
Please speak clearly, as I don't want to mishear any important details of the plan.
Please spell it out so I don’t mishear you.
She feared that she might mishear the proposal and react inappropriately.
She gets annoyed when people mishear her name, which is quite unique.
She gets easily frustrated when people mishear her.
Sometimes I mishear my name called in a crowded room, only to find no one was actually addressing me.
Sometimes I think my dog intentionally mishear me when I tell him to come inside.
Sometimes I think my phone intentionally makes me mishear calls.
Sometimes I think people mishear me on purpose to be difficult.
Sometimes my dog seems to mishear my commands intentionally.
Sometimes, anxiety can cause you to mishear even the simplest statements.
Teenagers often pretend to mishear their parents when asked to do chores.
The accents were so thick that I was bound to mishear something.
The baby seemed to mishear sounds as she discovered noises.
The courtroom was so hushed that anyone could mishear even a whisper.
The doctor worried that the patient might mishear his diagnosis, leading to unnecessary anxiety.
The echo in the canyon made it likely that you would mishear something.
The echo in the room made it difficult to avoid mishearing.
The judge made a point to speak slowly and clearly, to minimize the chance that someone would mishear.
The loud machinery made it almost impossible to hear, let alone not mishear.
The old radio made it very easy to mishear the news.
The older I get, the more often I seem to mishear things.
The poor audio quality made it nearly impossible not to mishear.
The sound system was poor, making it easy to mishear the speaker.
The speaker mumbled, making it easy to mishear most of what he said.
The speaker’s voice cracked frequently, increasing the likelihood that people would mishear.
The wind was so strong that it was easy to mishear what people were saying.
You might mishear a shout over the sound of crashing waves.
You probably mishear because you're not paying attention.