Sentence examples for become misinterpreted from inspiring English sources

"Casual has become misinterpreted as sloppy and unfocused," said Eric Hertz, president of the Fashion Association, a trade group in New York.

Stimuli can also become misinterpreted between injured and uninjured tissues resulting in phantom limb and neuropathic pain.

When anyone interprets information through the prism of pseudo-certainty and belief, any objective information -- as much as it ever can be objective -- becomes misinterpreted at best.

It could get misinterpreted.

"Definitely, things get misinterpreted.

Old age may have mellowed his voice, but Cohen remains mischievous and elusive, even if his best-known song, Hallelujah, has become a – much misinterpreted – standard.

He cemented his pariah status by allegedly supporting the Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini's death sentence against the author Salman Rushdie in 1989; supporters of free speech burned Cat Stevens albums after his views, which he says were misinterpreted, became public.

"And comedy can be misread, and misinterpreted, and become problematic.

Talking about these issues and making your logic explicit means that your wishes and bequests are less likely to be misinterpreted or become the cause for a family squabble.

Still, whoever runs Vox's Twitter account showed up and used its most grown-up internet voice to demand that the post be taken down, an understandable reaction given how quickly jokes can be misinterpreted and become hoaxes.

Still, whoever runs Vox's Twitter account showed up and used their most grown-up internet voice to demand that the post be taken down, an understandable reaction given how quickly jokes can be misinterpreted and become hoaxes.