Sentence examples for incorrectly interpreted from inspiring English sources

Early-warning systems in Moscow incorrectly interpreted innocuous aircraft as incoming nuclear missiles from America.

It relies on information that is too often flawed or incorrectly interpreted.

Here, Francis explicitly states that exploitative readings of Genesis have "incorrectly interpreted" it.

Because the umpires incorrectly interpreted the ground rules, the Yankees would have had a valid protest.

Indicators of reproducibility for log-transformed variables can often not be calculated straightforwardly and are subsequently incorrectly interpreted.

But as pervasive as the conventional wisdom is, much of it is based on sketchy data incorrectly interpreted.

However, while the Guardian's coverage was well balanced, some of the reporting elsewhere has incorrectly interpreted my motive.

Misleading headlines soon attracted the attention of Donald Trump in a tweet that incorrectly interpreted the data.

Unfortunately, many of the respondents incorrectly interpreted our views as reactionary and even an attempt to slow environmental progress.

First, there is something puzzling about requiring more of the court than a frank admission that it incorrectly interpreted the Constitution in a prior case.

And here lies the problem, incomplete data can be incorrectly interpreted and, indeed, has been in my case by the Sunday Times.