Sentence examples for an unfortunate misinterpretation from inspiring English sources

The foul carried a two-game suspension, but because of what the St. Francis athletic director, Irma Garcia, called "an unfortunate misinterpretation of the rules between the referees and our coaching staff," Vujosevic played in the next two matches — victories against Connecticut College and California Lutheran.

"Spokane," Palin laughs, "was an unfortunate misunderstanding.

Apologize for causing such an unfortunate misunderstanding.

Judith Shulevitz (The Close Reader, Aug. 25) repeats a common and understandable but nevertheless unfortunate misinterpretation when she refers (in comments on Leon Wieseltier's book by that name) to Kaddish as "the Jewish prayer for the dead".

We argue that this may be a general phenomenon that is responsible for the unfortunate misinterpretation of inactive protein structures as being representative of a reactive state.

The misinterpretations have arisen from an unfortunate lack of precision in the wording of the abstract.

This is an unfortunate situation.

"It was an unfortunate coincidence".

It is an unfortunate omission.

There's an unfortunate childhood.

This has an unfortunate consequence.