Sentence examples for A misinterpreted from inspiring English sources

The physiocrats are a misinterpreted bunch.

There's a misinterpreted pink letter.

This is either an inaccurate quotation or a misinterpreted quotation.

She knows that a loose word or a misinterpreted comment could backfire.

Robert Skidelsky – Keynes' masterly biographer – believes that Lopokova conceived and then miscarried, but I think that assumption is based on a misinterpreted letter.

Against which you have a misinterpreted remark by a marginal literary novelist whose name would probably not be recognised by 98% of people.

Choice is a deeply misinterpreted term when it comes to will power.

Kim Kardashian-West The reality TV star almost faced the wrath of an entire country after an Argentian entertainment site misinterpreted a tweet about the Pope.

A spokesman for the peer had said the BBC journalists had made a fundamental error and misinterpreted a key company document released by Impellam Group.

But he said women might be falsely assured by a negative result or might have unnecessary surgery if a result is misinterpreted by an inexperienced doctor.

How he realised he had landed a Hollywood audition only because a studio underling had misinterpreted an instruction to "Get that Mr Darcy guy".