Sentence examples for interpreted the wrong from inspiring English sources

Sometimes it gets interpreted the wrong way.

"I've been scared that maybe I'd write something that would be interpreted the wrong way," she said, "and that I would be punished, or lose my job".

If interpreted the wrong way, whale watching at a nude resort sounds like one of the more nauseating things you could do on vacation.

If you've already sent something that could be interpreted the wrong way, make your meaning crystal clear.

Instead, respect her boundaries both by not crowding her or sitting too close to her and by not making any comments that are just too raunchy and that can be interpreted the wrong way.

Obviously, I was referring to learning how jobs are created in America – the American formula for creating jobs – and I used a choice of words that a couple of people are interpreting the wrong way.

"I interpreted the question wrong, I guess," Bush told Sean Hannity on Tuesday.

On Tuesday he said he had "interpreted the question wrong" and also said he would not answer a "hypothetical" because it would be a "disservice" to members of the military.

"I interpreted the question wrong, I guess," he said.

"I interpreted the question wrong, I guess," Bush said, referring to his interview with Fox News' Megyn Kelly.

After several prominent conservatives criticized Bush's answer, the likely GOP presidential candidate said Tuesday that he "interpreted the question wrong".