Sentence examples for are misinterpreted by from inspiring English sources

The memory is jogged at a Dublin Christmas party when she takes notice of a young man in a series of glances that are misinterpreted by her husband.

When Alicia's teen-age son's girlfriend, whose parents are Somali, weeps on his voice mail after they break up, her recurrent hangups are misinterpreted by the N.S.A. as hints of potential terrorism which gives the agency an excuse to eavesdrop on everyone linked to the Florricks.

When Alicia's teen-age son's girlfriend, whose parents are Somali, weeps on his voice mail after they break up, her recurrent hangups are misinterpreted by the N.S.A. as hints of potential terrorism — which gives the agency an excuse to eavesdrop on everyone linked to the Florricks.

Abrasions had been misinterpreted by Ramallah doctors as burns, Dr. Milroy said.

Mr. Craig, who says he is not gay, said his actions were misinterpreted by the arresting officer.

"I regret that we were misinterpreted by the media," she said.

(July 23): The article may be misinterpreted by some readers to suggest that events in the I.C.U.

"I don't want to say anything that is misinterpreted by anyone around us," he added.

"Could it be that incentivisation is a positive thing and could be misinterpreted by patients?" he asked.

Mr. Brooks's memorandum said that those instructions were "appropriate cautions" and had been misinterpreted by the inspector general.

In an interview tonight with Larry King on CNN, Attorney General John Ashcroft said the new guidelines had been misinterpreted by critics.