Sentence examples for First misinterpreted from inspiring English sources

But Luiz Felipe Lampreia, Brazil's foreign minister, says that Mr Fujimori at first misinterpreted Brazil's attempt at more subtle diplomacy as a signal that he had been let off the hook.

A year earlier at the same tournament, Uganda defeated Saudi Arabia in a protest-marred game in pool play, but a loss to Kuwait and a tie-breaker rule that was first misinterpreted in Uganda's favor — the criterion was fewest runs per inning allowed — kept the team out of the regional final.

During the last shooting day of "Crystal Skull", Shanks suffered an appendicitis attack, which he had first misinterpreted as food poisoning from the Thanksgiving dinner.

A message sent at 9.04am said that the fuselage of the first plane at the north tower had caused a second explosion – misinterpreting the second strike at the south tower.

We have a first amendment (and sadly a misinterpreted second amendment too, but that's a subject for another blog).

When he presented his musical pieces to the other staff members for the first time, they misinterpreted their sound as a game bug.

He or she who flubs the first phone call probably qualifies for all lists of optimism, success, empathy, confidence, physical fitness, erudition, etc....but boy are they talented at making the wrong and likely misinterpreted first impression.

But almost as sad as seeing an opponent resort to violence to stop him was a second incident wretchedly misinterpreted by Webb.

Judge Edmead, the mayor said, misinterpreted the First Amendment right to free speech.

She conceded she had erred by not calling for a ruling when she was on the first hole, but she misinterpreted the rule and did not want to delay play.

It is not the first time that Limbaugh misinterpreted something.