Sentence examples for fundamentally misinterpreted from inspiring English sources

Alan Greenspan fundamentally misinterpreted the build-up of mortgage derivatives, believing it to be spreading risk rather than concentrating risk on the banks (to be fair, he wasn't alone).

Imagine telling John Yoo that he has fundamentally misinterpreted America.

Usually it will be found that one of the lines of evidence is weaker than the others and has been given too much weight or is positively misleading or fundamentally misinterpreted.

They would also have to show that the fossil evidence that eubacteria are at least a billion years older than eukaryotes and/or all the evidence that archaebacteria are sisters not ancestors of eukaryotes [ 1, 129] have been fundamentally misinterpreted.

I think Dr. Weissbourd fundamentally misinterprets the article.

However, many research groups including some of Pusztai's own collaborators concluded that his research methodology was fundamentally flawed, that he misinterpreted his own data and that no conclusions about the safety of genetically engineered foods can be drawn from his data or, indeed, from his experimental design.

Could you have misinterpreted?

Inkblot misinterpreted as art?

"Things have been misinterpreted.

"I was grossly misinterpreted.

"It can be misinterpreted".