Sentence examples for clearly misinterpreted from inspiring English sources

This determines that recognized monophyletic groups are clearly misinterpreted.

"Tyson is clearly misinterpreting his Bible," she says, but adds that it would be wrong to presume his faith wasn't genuine.

Mr. Michaelis "obviously took notes," she said, but some things were clearly "mistranscribed or misinterpreted".

He thought it would be quite funny and it would defuse things but clearly it was hugely misinterpreted.

Mourdock has since attempted to backtrack on his blunder, pointing the finger of offence at those who misinterpreted his clearly innocent words as "twisted" and "sick".

The highlighted shortcomings of proportional shortfall clearly should not be misinterpreted as a plea to replace it with a different equity concept such as fair innings.

And Back to Basics has come back yet again to haunt him, a phrase that must now go down as the most unfortunate, misinterpreted and now clearly misjudged three-word soundbite ever.

The Pope clearly states that we have misinterpreted Christian message, and we do not have dominion over the universe but more a sense of "responsible stewardship".

As a result of the negative reaction from Muslims, the pope expressed deep regret, but said his use of the quote had been misinterpreted and he never clearly apologized.

So, clearly Ingrid's will has been somewhat misinterpreted.

For instance, perhaps of the four choices, two might have been clearly recognized as wrong, and the correct answer was misinterpreted because of incomplete knowledge of Mathematics.