Sentence examples for been misinterpreted as a from inspiring English sources
His friends acknowledge with regret that Tenet's televised fidgeting has been misinterpreted as a sign of instability or untrustworthiness.
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.
A spokesman for Salazar said that the secretary hadn't asked for a delay in the process and that a statement issued May 30 had been misinterpreted as a call for delay.
Second, your estimate that pharmaceutical companies account for three-quarters of "donations" has been misinterpreted as a share of NAMI's total annual budget — which is actually about 50percentt.
This may have been misinterpreted as a 'mob' trying to force its way into the festival area, which needs to be controlled.
Reproductive isolation is a complicated process that rarely occurs the same way twice, and I argue that this lack of generality has been misinterpreted as a mystery.
It also included correct names for misidentified faces, such as the "weary face," whose outwardly slanting closed eyes and zigzag mouth had, somewhere along the way, been misinterpreted as an "anguished face".
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.
It could be speculated that this sample may in fact have originated from a tumor of mixed histology but has been misinterpreted as an IT due to a limited amount of tumor tissue available.
