Sentence examples for be subject to misinterpretation from inspiring English sources

Realizing this theological view might be subject to misinterpretation, Mr. Andre then said, "I mean the pope seems like a father for everyone, and I am proud just to be close to him".

Thus, conclusions based on studies using concentrations in the micromolar range may be subject to misinterpretation.

Consequently, a variant description such as LRG_13 g.8290C>A will always remain valid and will not be subject to misinterpretation.

Otherwise all iconography is subject to misinterpretation.

What I said was correct, but has been subject to misinterpretation, most of it innocent, some of it deliberate.

It's difficult to draw too many conclusions from the Park Service's visitation numbers, which like any statistics are subject to misinterpretation.

Since knowledge attained by divination or introspection is subject to misinterpretation, eventually people return to the use of reason, which helped thinkers like Chuang Tzu and Heraclitus describe the universe.

The amplification of DNA samples from impure material is subject to misinterpretation if more than one species is present.

Most migraineurs suspect a range of triggers, usually based on a combination of popular literature and (unreliable) retrospective recall which is subject to misinterpretation and recall bias.

Anyone can do something that is subject to misinterpretation.

The Obama Administration, quick to dismiss the CBO's report, said it is "subject to misinterpretation".