Fielding her long critique of specific points in his brief, Mr Wyrick responded with a greater command of the medical details, correcting her misinterpretations ("respectfully, you have that backwards") and picking apart the studies on which the petitioners' expert witness relied.
In fact, we had a conversation about it and I had to correct her misunderstanding of what it actually stated," said Bean. "This is not a misinterpretation of the bill but a fundamental disagreement," said Madigan in a statement to HuffPost.
He added: In today's review, Dame Fiona has rightly identified that since the publication of her original report, misinterpretation or fear of releasing patient information inappropriately has occasionally resulted in unnecessary and unhelpful 'clampdowns' on sharing essential data.
I found the whole attitude pretty disgusting, and the misinterpretation of her speech [on society's treatment of royal women].
And if Whitney wanted to correct a misinterpretation of her research she could have easily done so; she used to appear regularly on FBN, and her husband still does.
DuBois is spot-on in making Lily a composite of many young women who might arrive at a place like Middlebury at this point in time, simultaneously irritating and extraordinarily interesting — messy, free, vital and full of her own hypereducated misinterpretations.
"When Aung San Suu Kyi displayed such hostility, the poor young woman just kept saying, 'I can't believe this, I can't believe this, this is Aung San Suu Kyi?' " Williams has come to think that both the earlier veneration of Suu Kyi as a secular saint of human rights and the current shock at her transformation are based on misinterpretation.
While some of the controversies were merely the result of misinterpretation (though others, such as her response to a online spat with Azealia Banks, can't be defended), Allen's made a poor job of explaining herself, and her willingness to talk down the songs released so far and badmouth her label didn't improve matters.
The opening sentence of the article and the headline were based on a misinterpretation of a passage in her speech in which she first referred to the Democrats' agenda in the Senate and then went on to criticize the actions of the Republican majority in Congress.
Still, she recognizes the dangers of this misinterpretation and the limitations of her medium: "The similarities between both of these manifestations of narco culture go deeper than can be discussed in short format".
