Sentence examples for interpreted misleadingly from inspiring English sources

This kind of data (FCD) is readily available and its highly important to take advantage of this knowledge in order to build real-life models, as the coverage will be interpreted misleadingly otherwise.

Mapping active faults based on large-scale landscape analysis might suffer from large uncertainties because rocks on both sides of an ancient fault trace may respond differently to erosion, producing a contrasting relief which can be misleadingly interpreted as due to active faulting.

For example, when life-expectancy is used as a measure of health status in a country, it may misleadingly be interpreted as a sign of resilience because of an apparent reduced sensitivity in the population.

Catherine interpreted the rappings.

He interpreted the universe...

He interpreted Negro spirituals.

"Edward Hopper," Kasahawa interpreted.

"He interpreted it".

It must be interpreted.

Everything is interpreted.

In effect, the putative fideist can generally more charitably be interpreted as claiming that it can be rational to refuse to subject certain of one's beliefs to what is popularly (though misleadingly, from the point of view of the putative fideist) called "reason"— reason, so to speak, in "scare quotes".