Sentence examples for a misinterpretation from the from inspiring English sources

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But understanding "black lives matter" to mean "only" black lives matter has been a misinterpretation from the beginning, one made in ignorance of the intent of the statement and the statistical facts that led to it.

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The misinterpretation from the herd is that because people don't like Windows 8, they are purchasing mobile phones and tablets to replace PCs as their primary computing device.

The name Brasstown probably derives from a misinterpretation of the Cherokee Indian name Itse'yi, meaning "green place," which was confused with the name Untsai'yi, meaning "brass".

They obtained those payouts from a settlement fund set up by BP to compensate businesses harmed by the Deepwater Horizon oil spill in 2010 yet both businesses did better in that year than in previous ones.On July 8th BP argued to a federal appeals court that these awards, and many others like them, stem from a misinterpretation of the settlement's compensation formula.

"If you're living in a poor neighborhood deprived of options, there's a certain rationality to keep taking a drug that will give you some temporary pleasure," Dr. Hart said in an interview, arguing that the caricature of enslaved crack addicts comes from a misinterpretation of the famous rat experiments.

This opinion might result from a misinterpretation of the experimental studies conducted during the 80s.

A little child, however, suffering from such so-called obscure or uncertain symptoms of hip disease, is likely to suffer from a misinterpretation of the symptoms, on the supposition that they may be caused by teething, or perhaps rheumatism.

Which Kevin has done: he's had two phone conversations with the incoming chairman, so it wasn't a misinterpretation just from that Gary Richardson [BBC Radio] Sunday morning sports show, and Kevin has done that, he's just got 355 not out, and he wants to play for England.

Both narrow- and wide-band QEEG analyses are used to avoid a possible misinterpretation from using a wide-band analysis alone.

Some of the belief that the church frowned on autopsies may have come from a misinterpretation of a papal edict from 1299, in which the Pope forbade the boiling of the bones of dead Crusaders.

The fact that summer 2008 was hotter may lead to a misinterpretation of data from probes in rooms 1 3.

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