Sentence examples similar to encourage misinterpretation from inspiring English sources

There may also be social reasons encouraging such misinterpretation.

For McGovern to go on to say that Capa (either Robert or Cornell, take your pick) had a "similar impulse to encourage the viewers to believe things that weren't really there" is a gross misinterpretation of the facts, and unfair conjecture.

The authors conclude in their paper, "FDA should be encouraged to consider ways to correct this misinterpretation, such as by mandating the addition of a serving size definition to the proposed Nutrition Facts label.

It has also, he contends, encouraged legislators to forge educational policy based largely on misinterpretation and hyperbole.

Thus, when possible, the use of a tissue panel is encouraged in CNV and cn-LOH studies to exclude potential misinterpretation caused by somatic mosaicism.

The show's producer, Raymond Gubbay Ltd, encouraged her to wear another dress on Sunday, as the outfit was "open to misinterpretation".

"Mr President, I find it encouraging that you are proposing an initiative for reducing air pollution," the pope said with a slow, deliberate delivery that left little room for misinterpretation.

The majority of Op/Ed articles expressed the same concern for misinterpretation of facts or information by the general public as summarized in the following representative quote: ""In my view, the promotion of male circumcision should be accompanied by riders encouraging people to use other means of protection even after the cut.

Namely, misinterpretation.

Sorry for my misinterpretation.

The misinterpretation age.