Sentence examples for have misinterpreted as from inspiring English sources

He said that the trustees had asked "responsible questions" about the school district that some people may have misinterpreted as micromanaging.

Russian leaders may have misinterpreted as a sign of weakness Europe's representation at last month's EU-Russia summit by two Portuguese politicians - European commission president Jose Manuel Barroso and Prime Minister Jose Socrates, whose government currently holds the revolving EU presidency.

Back then, his dream of owning such a rare artifact -- which many people have misinterpreted as being of extraterrestrial origin -- seemed a pipe dream.

It also allowed states to initiate pilot programs for testing the use of Internet voting, but some states have misinterpreted that as requiring such systems.

The blame was conveniently pinned on Captain Lewis Nolan, who carried Raglan's order to the generals but may have misinterpreted it; as the first to die, he was in no position to answer back.

It is also possible that patients may have misinterpreted symptoms as UC flare, instead of symptoms of irritable bowel syndrome (IBS).

School officials say parents have misinterpreted the ban as an endorsement of junk food.

He said some customers have misinterpreted the ban as a racist move on his part.

Yet the manager added: "I think a lot of people have misinterpreted my statement as some form of apology.

Though the Israelites have prided themselves on being the elect of God, they have misinterpreted this election as privilege instead of responsibility.

An obscure change in immigration law passed in the waning days of the Clinton administration could lead to legal status for as many as half-a-million illegal immigrants, but it could also lead to disappointment for millions more who have misinterpreted the change as a general amnesty.