Sentence examples for apparently misinterpreted from inspiring English sources

The reality TV star found herself accused of insulting the hugely popular Pope when her "Pope is dope"  tweet was apparently misinterpreted by a horrified reporter at Primicias Ya, who seemed to believe 'dope' was actually a reference to drugs.

"The media apparently misinterpreted the three amino acid difference as evidence of a 'new' strain.

But I apparently misinterpreted them to mean that he felt Quora was a part of the next progression of the overall blogging ecosystem.

He said he'd based the bill on an article he'd read online and apparently misinterpreted.

Department of Corrections officials apparently misinterpreted Strickland's initial order to mean Anthony was to serve her probation in jail.

However, this claim did not appear in print until nearly a century after the event, in a biography of Adams written by his great-grandson, who apparently misinterpreted the evidence.

Might be misinterpreted.

Some people obviously misinterpreted that".

ATF investigators along the border apparently wildly misinterpreted the DOJ request, and Fast and Furious was born.

Apparently, these three samples were misinterpreted as tumors in the analysis of Rhodes et al [ 2] and Xu et al [ 3](we describe this issue further in the discussion section).

Both pieces determined that the role of trade was likely overstated, and both pieces came to that conclusion by relying on research published by Josh Bivens, of the Economic Policy Institute.This state of affairs was not especially pleasing to Mr Bivens, who apparently felt his findings were being misinterpreted.