Sentence examples for misinterpret it as from inspiring English sources

Her self-confessed shyness is easy to misinterpret it as crotchetiness.

Already, some conservatives have criticized Francis' abortion initiative as running the risk that some might misinterpret it as a softening on the church's opposition to abortion.

In Ms May's church, they probably skipped over the feeding of the 5,000 lest any vulnerable person misinterpret it as a justification for socialism.

This angers the Stonecutters, who misinterpret it as an excuse for him to go mad with power and manipulate them into being thralls.

Your film takes aim at Wahhabi Islam, but are you at all worried about whether some people might misinterpret it as a broader critique of Islam?

Grabher got a letter in December informing him the plate would be canceled because people could "misinterpret it as a socially unacceptable slogan," CBC reports.

Unfortunately, people misinterpreted it as Lenny being disloyal, and that he wasn't a good person".

"The executive committee misinterpreted it as there being no violation when there was".

By using these archetypes in this way it becomes a comment on the absurdity of the cliché, and the absurdity of anyone who misinterprets it as real.

If you're going to use an outside offer in your salary negotiation, be careful how you present it to prevent your counterpart from misinterpreting it as a threat.

This seemed to be an issue at play in the fatal Tesla crash, where the one sensor that did spot the truck misinterpreted it as a road sign overhead.