Sentence examples for and misinterpreted in the from inspiring English sources

We talked about how often analytics get abused, ignored and misinterpreted in the news industry... and how the Guardian is trying to do better.

Amid what is says is an attempt to help member clubs "understand the true position", the WRU letter seeks to focus on "fundamental issues which have been misreported and misinterpreted in the press".

Legends about the early Nizārīs grew from stories that Crusaders had heard and misinterpreted in Syria and then brought back to their home countries.

Death eventually happens to everything that exists, and taxes can be inflated, conflated, interpreted, and misinterpreted in a number of ways.

Sir, Two of the statements within the abstract of this paper (Ahmed et al, 2009) have been seized upon (and misinterpreted) in a recent press release and subsequent press articles.

We consulted together as a research team to make sure the meaning of women's statements was clear and not misinterpreted in the English write up [ 23].

He said he had been rubbing the man's back to calm him, and his actions were misinterpreted in the commotion.

Years later, it seemed entirely natural that he would give up rock stardom for teaching, and when he claimed he was misinterpreted in the matter of Salman Rushdie, I wanted to believe him, and did.

LIH cannot be diagnosed based upon signs and symptoms alone, since these are easily misinterpreted in the context of mood disorders.

I respect that he can be misinterpreted in the worst way by the ignorami, and that scares me, but I respect him as an artist and person".

Typical signs and symptoms can be difficult to elicit and surrogate physiological markers of impaired coronary perfusion masked or misinterpreted in the context of the index pathology.