Sentence examples for if misinterpreted from inspiring English sources
Secret Central Intelligence Agency histories can shed light on the past, but if misinterpreted, they can also cloud our contemporary relations with the countries involved.
This may generate anomalous experiences which, if misinterpreted, could contribute to experiences of social defeat, psychotic symptoms and reduced social functioning.
It charged that the authors' push for early detection "if misinterpreted … could have serious negative consequences from both cancer research and public health perspectives".
Kant's work was influential among those studying biological phenomena, even if misinterpreted in various ways, and helped to set the stage for the framing of a key reductionism related question of the early 19th century: teleology versus mechanism (Lenoir 1982).
This signal loss, if misinterpreted as attenuation due to diffusion, produces errors in the quantification of the diffusion tensor and parameters extracted from it.
Accordingly, if misinterpreted as sharing common ancestry, convergently evolved characters might lead to false conclusions in phylogenetic reconstructions.
What if people misinterpreted the results and did something foolish?
I wonder now if I misinterpreted half of everything she said because it was heard through the scrim of remembered pain.
Mourdock declined, saying only that his views were heartfelt, and he was only sorry if people misinterpreted him.
Even if you misinterpreted Mallah's fumbled response on the program as a pro-ISIS sentiment, there were far more potent threats doing the round in the mainstream media only days later.
