Sentence examples for interpretive mistake from inspiring English sources

Perhaps the "Star Wars" franchise has fallen victim to an interpretive mistake.

As a director, van Hove has made an essential interpretive mistake: he's gone for the "cold," "alien" Bowie of the Roeg film, as opposed to Bowie the storyteller, the warm wizard whose songs brought so much not only to "Angels in America" but to the pop world.

The accompanying discussion is included in the paper, so others don't make the same interpretive mistake the reviewer did.

He asserts serious interpretive mistakes in an opinion column in The New York Times and a cover story in Time.

But more to the point, there are numerous factual and interpretive mistakes in King's representation of the Somalia issue.

In all of these areas (factual errors; interpretive errors; quality ratings) mistakes and differences were not random: Ost's data were dominantly more negative toward ACT.

Furthermore, QD should not be mistaken for interpretive description [ 3, 7] or pattern analysis [ 3].

He promptly replied with a warm, diplomatic handwritten note, in which he delicately pointed out that, in the midst of one of my major interpretive maneuvers, I had made a significant mistake.

Based on our interpretation of Terzaghi's original principles, we review some of the most common interpretive problems with nomenclature of landslide features, describe common mistakes in characterizing old landslides, and present technical approaches that often aid in the recognition of old landslide features.

It all depends: "If the statute is genuinely ambiguous, such that overturning the officer's judgment requires hard interpretive work, then the officer has made a reasonable mistake.

They did not dispute that their interpretive skill was a crucial variable in detecting breast cancer, or that, absent a system to track their mistakes, they had no sure way of judging their own work.