Sentence examples for largely misinterpreted from inspiring English sources

Like others, she thought the Stanford study was too narrowly focused on nutrients and had been largely misinterpreted.

His own style, however, is very different – he doesn't practise method acting and argues that it's largely misinterpreted by inexperienced, insecure actors.

Locke's philosophy was largely misinterpreted and rejected.

According to the Electospaces report, the media had largely misinterpreted the significance of CSEC's airport spying program.

Even the singer's world-renowned single, "You're Beautiful," is largely misinterpreted, as he explained to The Huffington Post. .

But this largely misinterprets the science, according to the study's author, Dr Simon Albert.

First, the advent of new medications to treat H.I.V., the human immunodeficiency virus that causes AIDS, has largely been misinterpreted as a cure for AIDS.

The argument of the state government and the valley people is that the bills are largely misunderstood and misinterpreted by the hill people.

For his part, Dr. Hansen said that both sides in the debate had largely either misrepresented or misinterpreted his study.

In prior FSTT literature, small statistically significant differences have almost universally been overemphasized and misinterpreted to reflect sex and ancestry effects when they instead largely encode nuisance statistical noise.

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