Sentence examples for have misinterpreted that from inspiring English sources

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.

A lot of people have misinterpreted that, thinking that he's going to sound old and frail on this record, but for that song he wanted to sound vulnerable.

The majority of responses were filled with frustration, some along the lines of "stupid unseen poem" or the beautifully understated "I think I may have misinterpreted that last Long Distance II text a little bit".

Maybe he had misinterpreted that laugh, Mr. Dutton said later.

I hope I've misinterpreted that because if that is really what the player was doing, it's a disgrace.

She said Britain had misinterpreted that extended legislative history when it decided that the rights would apply only to the future and were related to an event -- the birth of a baby.

His boss may have misinterpreted his intent, but that doesn't mean his conduct wasn't protected.

It is common to be told that you are overreacting, that you have misinterpreted the situation, or that it simply isn't a big deal.

Our view is that we have been misled by the theory (or maybe we have misinterpreted the theory) that development is about capital accumulation and requires transfers of capital to developing countries.

We think the commission can only have misinterpreted the data that we gave them because the information shows no pattern of discrimination whatsoever".

Scott Bergren, chief marketing and food innovation officer at KFC, said that while the company considered the ads truthful, "we're sorry if anyone may have misinterpreted them," adding that KFC had agreed, without admitting any wrongdoing, not to run the ads again.