Sentence examples for interpretation mistakes from inspiring English sources

But such an interpretation mistakes what is really happening — and actually represents a much broader problem with our budgetary thinking.

"But such an interpretation mistakes what is really happening — and actually represents a much broader problem with our budgetary thinking," he writes.

Any other interpretation is mistaken.

But local officials say that interpretation is mistaken and they have repeatedly accused Mr. Pitt of misusing the award.

According to a detailed account by one participant, the group tried to find a way to salvage the project, but the researchers had documented too many "anachronisms, incorrect interpretations, stupid mistakes and pure nonsense".

Below, we use examples with more than two threee, to keep it simple) income classes to explain that this interpretation is mistaken.

The untenable thesis of their paper is an outstanding example of the consequences of taking insufficient note of cell biology and palaeontology, and the actual mechanisms of progressive evolution, and focusing almost solely on genes and enzymes and a narrowly uniformist interpretation (basically mistaken, see [ 129]) of sequence data.

These parameters are commonly used for manufacture controlling or even for tribological applications, such that their variations may lead to miscarried interpretations or mistaken conclusions.

She mistakes interpretation for love, believing the effort she expends on reading other people is a compliment they are too dimwitted to return.

"The part of the decision that was unanimously unfortunate turned on a narrow and probably mistaken interpretation of state property law," Ilya Shapiro of the Cato Institute said in a statement.

This popular repugnance is an understandable reaction to a mistaken interpretation of what a Darwinian science of human nature says about morality.