Sentence examples for any misinterpreted from inspiring English sources

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The physiocrats are a misinterpreted bunch.

Well I think all of these songs can be interpreted or misinterpreted any number of ways.

Moreover, the research results may be taken as supporting the classic "racial" categories, with any discovered "differences" misinterpreted as genetically determined "racial differences".

No normal parenchyma image was misinterpreted by any of the two pathologists, and no image from any of the tumors was interpreted as normal.

Before setting out for the dinner, he insisted to me that he wasn't, and that, in any case, reporters had misinterpreted his relationship with the Texan.

Ask a friend who is fluent in the relevant Asian language to help you know whether the design might be misinterpreted in any way.

It's wise to be cognizant of how certain cultures lay out the rules for greeting and meeting, so that you're not taken off guard or misinterpreted, but any such guidelines can be quickly overridden by your own observations about a person as an individual (e.g. a particularly friendly man from a not-so-affectionate culture might still be offended if you don't return a hug).

The random nature of this process discourages creativity; in particular, any idea that can be misinterpreted is a liability.

"We talked about whether the game itself was too risqué," Mr. Bresler says, "but we never had any concerns it would be misinterpreted".

Jerry Lewis On Women, Take 2 When JERRY LEWIS said last Saturday that "I don't like any female comedians," he was "misinterpreted," the comedian said yesterday in a statement.