Sentence examples for being misinterpreted that from inspiring English sources

I was trying to say something that most people just wouldn't try to say because of the risk of being misinterpreted that way.

There's a level of performance that takes a lot of confidence, and sometimes that can be misinterpreted, that's all".

It wasn't until the Afghan Pajhwok news agency explained how they might be misinterpreted that the craze came to a sudden halt.

The Sabarimala temple has a longstanding tradition of not admitting women of menstruation age, and followers of the temple's deity have often argued that the exclusion of women has been misinterpreted; that they are, in fact, being singled out during their period as goddesses to be nurtured.

But after political uproar followed the public disclosure of the case, Mr. Craig, who had often supported conservative social positions, insisted that his actions had been misinterpreted, that he was not gay and that he had entered his guilty plea in haste.

Reporting on the mean grain size in this paper should not be misinterpreted that grain size distribution is not considered.

"I am sorry if it was misinterpreted that way at Saturday's game".

It should not be misinterpreted that other important factors (e.g. age, serum albumin, etc) are not associated with liver fibrosis in CHB.

Then it was brought to my attention that people were misinterpreting that.

Mr. Kean said an interview that was broadcast Wednesday by CBS News was being misinterpreted as suggesting that he was calling for the departure of senior administration officials.

"I worry that it's being misinterpreted as researchers saying that stay-at-home-moms made bad choices," Dr. Frech said.