Sentence examples similar to generally misinterpreted from inspiring English sources

Yet despite his efforts, "Machine Art" was generally interpreted — or misinterpreted — as MoMA's attempt to champion the artistic merits of industrial components and, back in the 1930s, "artistic" usually meant "aesthetic".

This result of the analysis must not be misinterpreted to mean that diagnosis and therapy are generally irrelevant in the clinical outcome of gastrointestinal bleeding.

More generally, Dr. Leshner maintains that his views have been distorted and misinterpreted.

Natural color schemes are less likely to be misinterpreted, as opposed to hypsometric color schemes, and are generally preferred by map readers.

Rural black people, by contrast, did not generally understand the concept of donating money to war funds, and misinterpreted encouragement to do so as being threatened with a new tax.

Uncertainty analyses and the reporting of their results can be misinterpreted when these analyses are conditional on a set of assumptions generally intended to bring some conservatism in the decisions.

They say that the first anomalocaridids were from the Burgess Shale found on Mount Stephen in British Columbia and were originally misinterpreted as a number of different animals, but now they are generally accepted as arthropods.

To people like my mom, who generally disapproved of "gratuitous sex or violence" the steaminess of Sense8 could be misinterpreted as a normalized aspect of a media agenda exploiting the age-old marketing maxim: "sex sells".

Could you have misinterpreted?

Inkblot misinterpreted as art?

"Things have been misinterpreted.