Sentence examples for could have misinterpreted from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, the term "independently" as used in the questionnaire and in defining a practice has generated obvious misinterpretations and provides room for speculation that the GPs could have misinterpreted other terms within the questionnaire.

Could you have misinterpreted?

"Could the sender have misinterpreted a previous message that you sent to him/her?

She acknowledged that spectators might have misinterpreted her hand motion.

"They have misinterpreted their own rules," Coates said.

Well, ok, we might have misinterpreted those laws.

"Again, this has gotten misinterpreted," Singhania said.

She's since then redacted her comments, clarifying; "I regret that my comments could have been misinterpreted.

"The order not to let refugees pass could have been misinterpreted to be an order to fire," said Lt. Gen. Michael W. Ackerman, the Army inspector general.

"I do realize that was part of the question he was asked, and so I do understand how the answer could have been misinterpreted," Mr. Zwilling said in an e-mail.

The comedian ordered the Good Morning Britain presenter Susanna Reid to leave his home when she asked whether he had done "anything that could have been misinterpreted" in his past relationships.