Sentence examples for even misinterpreted from inspiring English sources

Some interesting insights into the differences between the two writers' processes which might have been overlooked or even misinterpreted by means of quantitative measures were revealed.

Her hosts discourage their romance ("His world is so alien to yours"), even misinterpreting a moment of tenderness as one of predation by Sajjad.

Some people might even misinterpret your openness as disinterest in pursuing these ideas on your part--a sort of invitation to others to experiment.

Kant's work was influential among those studying biological phenomena, even if misinterpreted in various ways, and helped to set the stage for the framing of a key reductionism related question of the early 19th century: teleology versus mechanism (Lenoir 1982).

Unfortunately, the slogan has often been misinterpreted, even by process thinkers.

The only argument they have is religious freedom and even that gets misinterpreted.

Even if you misinterpreted Mallah's fumbled response on the program as a pro-ISIS sentiment, there were far more potent threats doing the round in the mainstream media only days later.

We adopt a didactic perspective and provide a simple synthetic example to illustrate, because accuracy measurements from diagnostic tests are surprisingly commonly misinterpreted even amongst medical professionals (see Gigerenzer and Edwards, 2003).

But are givers concerned that the gift could be misinterpreted or even offend someone?

The catalogue of errors in the Worboys and Reid cases had nothing to do with storing DNA but with evidence (including DNA) not gathered, misinterpreted and even lost.

It is also even, sometimes, very weirdly, misinterpreted as some kind of holiday-hackathon extension of Silicon Valley.