Sentence examples for blatant misinterpretation from inspiring English sources

Still, as the Chicago Tribune pointed out, the ad is blatant misinterpretation of House Bill 1785, which Rauner signed into law in August.

Leaving aside such blatant misinterpretations, what is Descartes' legacy now?

As online fervor drenched in not-so-subtle racism swelled, blatant misinterpretations of Kondo's method proliferated.

But when a leader is confronted by a rebellion motivated by an ideological agenda apparently incompatible with their own, a blatant and wilful misinterpretation of facts and an obvious parallel agenda of undermining their authority, they really have no choice but to take a stand.

What follows the sub-head, "The way food used to be: The myths of foodie nostalgia (Or is Michael Pollan a sexist pig?)," is a misinterpretation and blatant misuse of quotes from a 2009 New York Times Pollan piece.

This kind of race-baiting -- whether relying on blatant falsehoods, deceptively presented facts or gross misinterpretations of reality -- is something Limbaugh has done countless times throughout his career.

Namely, misinterpretation.

The misinterpretation age.

"That's a misinterpretation.

The other misinterpretation is conceptual.

"Blatant ballot-stuffing".