Sentence examples similar to marked misinterpretation from inspiring English sources

Interim reports should be clearly marked as such and should be worded to avoid misinterpretation of their status.

However, although these students did very well at marking the nested clades, fundamental misinterpretations of relative evolutionary relatedness remained.

In case of misinterpretation, the field locators either fail to cover the entire proposed excavation area, or take significant extra effort to mark the ground that is unnecessary.

The misinterpretation stuck, and spread to other countries, and now waffles are whipped up (and topped with anything from chocolate sauce to bacon) to mark the beginning of spring.

Therefore, evaluating only residual wear marks may lead to a misinterpretation of nanowear results.

Food waste can be the result of misinterpretation by the consumer, or it can be due to the way date marks are utilised by food business operators and regulatory authorities.

Here the president lays out the scope of a new foreign policy -- multi-faceted, breathtakingly ambitious given our current resources, employing various forms of engagement, complicated and open to misinterpretation -- that likely will determine American choices as far as the quarter-century mark.

Namely, misinterpretation.

The misinterpretation age.

"That's a misinterpretation.

Sorry for my misinterpretation.