Sentence examples for constantly misinterpreted from inspiring English sources
After the emergence of Luther's doctrines, Erasmus' opinions were constantly misinterpreted as veiled support for the Lutheran heresy.
"I would suggest that Canadians in other parts of the country constantly misinterpret Alberta politics," Mr. Manning said.
Their adventures arise from the to-and-fro traffic between the adult world which they constantly misinterpret, and the childhood fantasy world which they create to make sense of it.
Newcomers to the field are constantly misinterpreting their data or rediscovering previously established findings that have been published decades ago, sometimes in obscure places inaccessible to contemporary electronic resources.
Seeta Patel It's important to keep challenging yourself, but I think that can sometimes be misinterpreted as constantly doing something new or grossly different rather than an internal refinement.
Could you have misinterpreted?
Inkblot misinterpreted as art?
"Things have been misinterpreted.
"I was grossly misinterpreted.
Symptoms can be misinterpreted, however.
"It can be misinterpreted".
