Sentence examples for interpret incorrectly from inspiring English sources

When experts interpret incorrectly, hysteria can follow.

mis·un·der·stand Pronunciation: \mi-ˌsən-dər-ˈstand\ Date: 13th century 1 : to fail to understand 2 : to interpret incorrectly.

Herzog claimed that his comment had been interpreted incorrectly, but the damage was done.

"The problem is that the test is used willy-nilly, it's used broadly and it's interpreted incorrectly," he said.

But, according to fan site Watchers on The Wall, Bender's comments have been interpreted incorrectly and the director was allegedly referring to the season six outline instead.

BP claims this is because the deal was interpreted incorrectly by an administrator, forcing it to pay firms even when they could not show any damages.

To this day, senior military and intelligence officials debate whether Bin Laden had decided not to travel to the meeting in Tora Bora in 2007 because the risk was too high, whether the American operation was tipped off to Al Qaeda or Taliban operatives through Afghan or Pakistani sources — or whether the intelligence had been interpreted incorrectly from the outset.

The WER measures how many words are interpreted incorrectly.

Figure 10 Tin (II) chloride, (a) drawn naively; (b) interpreted incorrectly; (c) redundantly over-specified.

Both questions were interpreted incorrectly and both answers of Carlos were then misinterpreted".

Preoperative percutaneous cytologic biopsy specimens failed to make the diagnosis, and two specimens were interpreted incorrectly as poorly differentiated adenocarcinoma.