Sentence examples for least misinterpreted from inspiring English sources

But a good deal was lost, or, at least, misinterpreted in translation.

Many private equity groups insist on confidentiality agreements, claiming that all information is proprietary or, at least, easily misinterpreted by the public.

Mach at least partly misinterpreted Newton's aims in the Scholium, and inaugurated a reading of the bucket argument (and by extension the globes argument) that has largely persisted in the literature since.

But the newly released records were at least partially misinterpreted.

A 2006 study found that nearly half (46%) of patients misinterpreted at least one of five common Rx instructions.

We argue that, at least until recently, the industry has misinterpreted the nature and meaning of public opposition and thus substituted public relations for public engagement.

The signals had been misinterpreted by drivers at least seven times in the previous five years, and had been the subject of internal inquiries.

The signals had been misinterpreted by drivers at least seven times in the previous five years and had been the subject of internal inquiries.

The announcement was viewed, at least by Dr. Venter, as a criticism of Celera and was misinterpreted by others as meaning the White House opposed granting patents on the human genome.

For those that persist with publishing studies that have a high likelihood of being misinterpreted, it would be best if the authors at least made good faith efforts to truly educate readers rather than aiding and abetting in the confusion.

That passage has been called the least appreciated insight in intellectual history, in part because it's often misinterpreted.