Sentence examples for falsely interpreted from inspiring English sources

These anomalies can be falsely interpreted as deterioration using numerical analysis.

But it translates to a slowness and hesitancy and can be falsely interpreted as being beholden to the industry.

Enhanced secondary compression with overburden and diatom content leads to a natural curvature of consolidation lines, the latter occasionally falsely interpreted as preconsolidation stress.

"Although the main outcome of this old research primarily investigated chocolate and acne, it was falsely interpreted to imply diet was not associated with acne," she says.

Even biased judges sometimes decide cases correctly, and with free speech experts of all stripes applauding the Citizens United decision, it's far from apparent the Supreme Court falsely interpreted the First Amendment for political or ideological reasons.

There were books like Vera Brittain's Testament of Friendship (a recent movie is based on her novel Testament of Youth), stating, "the friendships of women in spite of Ruth and Naomi, have usually been not merely unsung, but mocked, belittled, and falsely interpreted".

The "wilderness of error" fascinates Morris: "We falsely interpret the world around us.

For centuries, those who hate Jews would throw the phrase "chosen people" back in their faces, falsely interpreting it as a mandate for Jewish supremacism.

Although ladderized trees appear less cluttered, they are no more accurate than nonladderized ones, and in fact they may cause readers to falsely interpret the information provided in the tree (Figs. 11 and 14; see also Crisp and Cook 2005).

Excitement and anxiety are often confused, causing some to falsely interpret the intensity of their excitement as negative.

Because of its limited ability to perceive the underlying wholeness of the Universe, the Ego falsely interprets everything in your life to be under attack -- your finances, career, significant other, your peace of mind -- and therefore launches a preemptive strike, barking at the world to prove its bite.