Sentence examples for it misinterpreted from inspiring English sources

But advocates argued that it misinterpreted the law.

In hindsight, the media may have become so caught up in the sense of destiny that enveloped Obama's campaign after Iowa that it misinterpreted every sign of a Clinton rebound as one of further decline.

In minutes of a Stakeholder Advisory Committee (SAC) meeting posted for about half an hour on the April website, the company said it misinterpreted a government decree and "mistakenly concluded this canal was mandated by government regulations".

Warren L. Dennis, a lawyer for Lewis Merletti, the former director of the service, and for John Libonati and Jeffrey Undercoffer, two former special agents, said the report was unfair because it misinterpreted their comments about the agency's computer system.

It misinterpreted an economic indicator that is designed to gauge whether factories are churning out more or less stuff than they did last month, not absolute levels of production.

But in this case it misinterpreted data to suggest Instagram was hit harder by backlash to its terms of service changes than it actually was.

When the toy falters, when it misinterprets a cue or answers a question wrong, the whole illusion is shattered".

But over on the Spectator's Coffee House blog, Peter Hoskin writes: Team Osborne get in touch to deny the FT story, saying that it misinterprets Harrison's 2007 report.

defer.add img); Correcting Siri's mistakes: If you say something into Siri and it misinterprets you, you can tap on the text box with your misspelled query and correct it with your keyboard.

I actually put an open letter out, saying I misinterpreted it, here's the truth.

Or if they hear it then too many want to conveniently ignore it or misinterpret it.