Sentence examples for in part misinterpreted from inspiring English sources

It dug out the reports which the Mail says undermines the green deal's promise of savings and found that the Mail had, in part, misinterpreted one of the studies.

In his decision, Stanton said the Justice Department's antitrust division misinterpreted the consent decree governing BMI.

That passage has been called the least appreciated insight in intellectual history, in part because it's often misinterpreted.

He and colleagues even coined the term parasomnia pseudo-suicide, in part because the fatalities are frequently misinterpreted.

"Certain statements I allegedly made to the West Allis Police Department have been misinterpreted," it read in part.

In reality, nothing lay behind it but a blunder on my part, but he misinterpreted my confidence in pushing my chair back and striding out of the room as signs that I had everything under control.

A chosen moniker that is in part a tribute to how he believes the world has misinterpreted him, and partly in spite of it.

Taken together, Health Canada's evaluation misinterprets and misrepresents current scientific evidence, in part by taking the GI outside the context of a healthy diet.

"Perhaps moderate in tone is misinterpreted as moderate in core beliefs," he acknowledged recently.

In Part I of this three-part series, I discuss how the President's Commission on Combating Drug Addiction and the Opioid Crisis misinterpreted scientific studies and used data to support unfounded conclusions.

In Part I of this three-part series, I discuss how the President's Commission on Combatting Drug Addiction and the Opioid Crisis misinterpreted scientific studies and used data to support unfounded conclusions.