Sentence examples for Having misinterpreted from inspiring English sources

Having misinterpreted footage of Pac-Man, Donkey Kong and co as a military threat, aliens hit back at Earth with killer versions of the 1980s arcade heroes.

Are we that bored that we have to hang her out to dry, having misinterpreted her?

The fourth principle, "Without religion the government of a free people cannot be maintained," criticizes the Supreme Court for having misinterpreted Thomas Jefferson's metaphor of a "wall" separating church and state".

These figures prompted the ALB's chairman, Sir Martin Narey, to accuse local authorities and social workers of having misinterpreted court judgments, and to issue them with an emergency "myth-buster guide" intended to make speedy adoption a more common outcome.

"At this time, the final outcome is yet to be determined and Ofcom's core argument in favour of intervention has been found in court to be without foundation, the regulator having misinterpreted evidence to a significant extent.

Could you have misinterpreted?

Oshinsky, he alleged, had misinterpreted his views.

"They've misinterpreted our reasons," Diana added.

She has misinterpreted the film, he thinks.

He believed Zarqawi had misinterpreted his teachings.

Alas, I had misinterpreted the message.