Sentence examples for a wrong interpretation from inspiring English sources
The phrase "a wrong interpretation" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used when discussing a misunderstanding or misreading of information, ideas, or texts. Example: "The article was meant to convey a positive message, but many readers had a wrong interpretation of its intent."
"It's a wrong interpretation," he said.
It is a wrong interpretation, but it is not an unreasonable one.
Her VMA appearance split opinion, with many commentators claiming her performance was racist, a wrong interpretation of feminism and too sexually suggestive for a young audience.
Nevertheless, it just mentioned here to avoid a wrong interpretation of the concepts presented in this section.
Finally, without concomitant effective, affordable, and non-harmful interventions, prognosis alone is of questionable value, and wrong prognosis or a wrong interpretation thereof can be harmful.
In this case, the result given by robust processing in the single site configuration would lead to a wrong interpretation of the MT response.
"We never intended to hurt anybody or to raise any wrong interpretation," the representative told the Times.
For example, a plausible wrong interpretation of the statement that "the mean age of sexual initiation is 15 years" is that "most youth" aged 15 are having sex when, in fact, the contrary may be true.
But it can be a little frightening for medievalists, who ply a fairly old-guard sort of academic trade, to see such a self-evidently wrong interpretation spread like wood lice.
These results define the lung as the main lactate-producing organ in septic hyperlactatemic patients with ARDS, which in the absence of a pathological supply dependency of oxygen consumption outlines the risk of wrong interpretation of serum lactate levels as a surrogate marker of tissue hypoxia in these patients.
"You have to fight their ideology with Islam and against their wrong interpretation of Islam," said a top Syrian security official.
