Sentence examples for been misinterpreted as from inspiring English sources

I have been misinterpreted as saying it will take decades to recover.

It appears that my letter has been misinterpreted as suggesting that I am against preserving the environment.

He did not claim that a lament had been misinterpreted as an order, or that overzealous underlings were to blame.

Mr. Trump also said that his relationship with Chancellor Angela Merkel of Germany had been misinterpreted as chilly.

A start had been made at some point, it might be argued, and delay might have been misinterpreted as indecision.

His friends acknowledge with regret that Tenet's televised fidgeting has been misinterpreted as a sign of instability or untrustworthiness.

And a condemnation of Nazism could have been misinterpreted as an attack not against Nazism, but against Germany in its life-and-death struggle with Stalin's Communist regime.

Funny, prickly lyrics, such as the first line of his first hit — "Pretty women out walking with gorillas down my street" — have at times been misinterpreted as rage.

First, the advent of new medications to treat H.I.V., the human immunodeficiency virus that causes AIDS, has largely been misinterpreted as a cure for AIDS.

He eluded the Scylla of idealism and the Charybdis of cynicism; the caution of his middle course has often been misinterpreted as timidity.

For more than half a century her practical wardrobe decision has been misinterpreted as some sort of sociological statement about 1950s America.