Sentence examples for misinterpretation and from inspiring English sources

"It's open to misinterpretation and gives the appearance of impropriety," he said.

Art often develops by way of wilful misinterpretation and wild thinking, borrowing and theft.

This week's master of misinterpretation and umpire of ambiguity is the brilliant Barbryn.

"I think there has been some misinterpretation and wilful misunderstanding on behalf of the Victorian government," Morrison said.

The humor of misinterpretation and the chaos of mistakes make the meal interesting and keep us coming back for more.

He also discussed the poetry of Cavalcanti, distorted as a result of faulty copying, misinterpretation and patching up.

Surely then there will be less misinterpretation and we can learn the hidden truths about world history.

And if standups are allowed to ask them, at the risk of misinterpretation and over-reaction, surely journalists can, too.

Don't attempt the chat via e-mail or text; the door is wide open for misinterpretation and hurt feelings.

The film's perspective is much like life itself: lacking clear answers or easy judgments, open to interpretation (and misinterpretation), and representing different things to different people.

A less obviously extreme example might be Bengali In Platforms by Morrissey, which is at best, open to misinterpretation, and at worst, a really loathsome bit of racism.