Sentence examples for dangerous interpretation from inspiring English sources

Recently, news came out that NYC Mayor Michael Bloomberg and other officials in the U.S. oppose the idea of police body cameras, suggesting they'd be open to all kinds of dangerous interpretation.

A narrow, dangerous interpretation of what "wellness" means.

By labeling Obamacare's individual mandate a tax, Roberts set a "grim" precedent, the editors wrote: "an infinitely elastic and dangerous interpretation of the taxing power".

After all, Carrie and Brody's amor fati is often portrayed as part-and-parcel of the bipolar disorder that also endows Carrie with her genius a very hollow, even dangerous, interpretation of mental illness.

This inevitably leads to gender confusion and dangerous interpretations, so isn't well-intentioned obscurity a commercial as well as artistic liability?

It invited "dangerous legal interpretation", she said, which Congress had a responsibility to change.

These artifacts are particularly dangerous for the interpretation of the data because they reflect true histological differences in the tissue and can therefore lead to wrong conclusions such as reporting up- or downregulation of in fact unregulated peaks.

"That was my interpretation of dangerous," she said.

As 500 copies of the Mel Gibson film were released, the weekly Nouvel Observateur called it "undoubtedly the most dangerous and most violent interpretation ever made of the Passion of Christ".

This interpretation is dangerous: Cops can use charges of resisting arrest to justify excessive force and cover up abusive behavior.

Less open to interpretation is "potentially dangerous to health".