Sentence examples for bad interpretation from inspiring English sources

Asked if the decrees amounted to racism, Valls said: "No, that's a bad interpretation".

I stand by the conclusion I reached: seeing this election as a permanent shift in the electorate is a bad interpretation.

Some sources in the article argue that the primary risk is bad interpretation of test results from corporate doctors who have no real contact with the client.

On the other hand, if it is a bad interpretation then it can ruin what you thought of the book or can gives good books a bad reputation.

There are added issues running through these performances that go beyond good and bad interpretation: namely, not enough interpretation or, more often, too much.

When a talented boy hits a clinker, she says, "A wrong note in Beethoven is better than a bad interpretation," which, she implies, is his real crime.

All these policies are good in themselves, but it is ludicrous to pretend that they don't involve the government in discriminating between good and bad interpretations of Islam.

The question marks were added to avoid bad interpretations of our classification as different behaviors may be observed in the same paper.

There are bad polls, and then there are bad interpretations of polls.

A bad Marxist interpretation would reduce "In Search of Lost Time" to a manifesto; a good Marxist interpretation can show how the same fantasy that led to, say, Russian Futurist poetry — to Mayakovsky's dream of a world in which Stalin would "report in the name of the Politburo about the production of verse" — also manifested itself to Proust in the interpersonal hive of Versailles.

In its place remains free market dogma, bad Biblical interpretation and a sentimentalized past.