Sentence examples for are being wrongly interpreted from inspiring English sources
But she believes the laws are being wrongly interpreted.
When Mr. Hirschfeld made a comment like "You didn't do what you were supposed to do," Mr. Kupferman said, it was being wrongly interpreted as meaning the men had not murdered Mr. Stahl.
Top Democrats said they believed the Massachusetts race was being wrongly interpreted as a referendum on the health care legislation when the fact that Ms. Coakley was locked in a tight race in heavily Democratic Massachusetts was due more to her running a complacent campaign and other errors.
"A woman saying she doesn't want a mammogram is being wrongly interpreted as though she doesn't care about her body or her health," says leading breast cancer expert Susan Love, MD, founder of the Dr. Susan Love Research Foundation.
Matt Baggott, who when Madeleine disappeared was chief constable of Leicestershire police, the force that coordinated the British input, told the inquiry that he knew that the DNA evidence was being wrongly interpreted, but because the Portuguese were in charge of the inquiry, he made a decision not to correct reporters who were being briefed that the McCanns were involved.
It is being wrongly interpreted by media and Australian compensation insurance companies as a possible Lyme illness, lacking serological proof of borrelial infection.
One may argue that once a tree that is thought to reflect the true evolutionary relationships for the group has been chosen (based on the parsimony criterion or in another way), then all character distributions that do not fit per definition must be wrongly interpreted and should thus be excluded from the analysis as they otherwise risk to compromising the analysis.
Silence in the face of such injustice could be wrongly interpreted as implicit approval.
But last week the highest court in the land ruled that JE law had been wrongly interpreted for 30 years.
"I just meant a word synonymous with a lack of courage, but it has been wrongly interpreted as homophobic.
The supreme court has ruled that the joint enterprise law has been wrongly interpreted for 30 years.
