Sentence examples for its misinterpreted from inspiring English sources

In any case, it's clear that Instagram is owning up to its "misinterpreted" language, and vows to change it before the policy takes effect next month.

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.

The company admits some culpability; that some of its staff misinterpreted readings regarding the pressure in the well, and that BP workers only used six centralisers – which keep the well bore hole in shape and reduce the chances of a leak – when BP had intended them to use 21.

Ash Wednesday was not well received in an era that held that poetry, though autonomous, is strictly secular in its outlook; it was misinterpreted by some critics as an expression of personal disillusion.

It says the report misinterpreted its invoices, which often use shorthand and don't reflect the full menu provided.

Then on Monday, after Mr. Makdissi appeared to confirm that reality, the government quickly retreated to its familiar position, saying its remarks were misinterpreted.

BSkyB was unable to convince the tribunal that Ofcom misinterpreted its powers when it ordered the pay-TV company to reduce its wholesale prices for the two sports channels.

The U.S. Government has previously made public statements denying it engages in mass surveillance — arguing instead that European courts have misinterpreted its intelligence practices.

They also argued that the agency "grossly misinterpreted" its authority under Dodd-Frank.

Labour, however, said the King's Fund had misinterpreted its policy.

The A321 plane, operated by German airline Lufthansa, unexpectedly lost height after its automated systems misinterpreted important data.