Sentence examples for later misinterpreted from inspiring English sources

Regulators said Jerry del Missier, a top Barclays executive, later misinterpreted that conversation as an instruction from the British central bank to lower the firm's Libor submissions.

It is possible that later sources misinterpreted his title to mean "general of all the East (Anatole)".

But Mr. Castro later said he was misinterpreted.

The company later said it had misinterpreted the results of those studies.

West later acknowledged he had misinterpreted Khalifa's tweet in a tweet that surprisingly hasn't been deleted.

His work, based on the earliest copies of the Koran, maintains that parts of Islam's holy book are derived from pre-existing Christian Aramaic texts that were misinterpreted by later Islamic scholars who prepared the editions of the Koran commonly read today.

According to him, it was not because Aristotle had been a pagan that he was wrong but rather because he had been misinterpreted by later commentators.

Furthermore, myelin abnormalities are also present histologically in other FCD subtypes (Blumcke et al., 2011), with abnormal superficial cortical myelination noted in FCD IIIa (Thom et al., 2009) and WM hypomyelination in FCD IIIb (Thom et al., 2011), the later which may be misinterpreted as FCD II in conventional MRI (Campos et al., 2009), including cases in the present study.

(The elder Turner later said his words were "misinterpreted").. "Sorry Brock that you don't sleep well after assaulting this woman," Golic said Tuesday.

He later claimed he had been misinterpreted.

He was roundly criticized for this, though he later said that he was misinterpreted.