Sentence examples for As misinterpreted from inspiring English sources

There was also his bandanna, which was as misinterpreted as so much else about him.

Secondly, because Newton regarded himself as misinterpreted by his critics, he had recourse to meta-level or methodological discussions of the practice of optics and of the kinds of knowledge that philosophers can obtain when engaging in experiments with light.

Feminist groups condemned the band's performances as pornographic, accusing their band name and sexually charged lyricism as promotion of sexism and misogyny, claims which Perry boldly disputed, defending the controversial elements as misinterpreted satire.

It is essential to note, however, that an ultrasound probe wielded by an under-trained and overconfident intensivist can be dangerous in much the same way as misinterpreted pulmonary artery catheter data.

He was probably not so much fibbing as misinterpreting the question.

Newton consistently regarded these figures not merely as disagreeing with his views, but as misinterpreting them.

Some identified problems are generic to social cognition questionnaire completion, such as misinterpreting items to relate to others and not oneself (e.g., Kaklamanou et al., 2013), and may perhaps be addressed through clearer instructions to participants.

"It has been, I think, mislabeled as such and misinterpreted as such.

Once the threshold level falls below that mark, the incoming sensation will be perceived as unpleasant and misinterpreted as a trigger.

During the twentieth century, various aspects of Descartes' philosophy were widely invoked and perhaps just as widely misinterpreted.

MAT is underdiagnosed on electrocardiogram (ECG) as it is commonly misinterpreted as atrial fibrillation [ 78].