Sentence examples for misinterpretation in from inspiring English sources

Too much potential for misinterpretation in one cover.

Another is to see yourself represented clearly and fairly, without agendas or wilful misinterpretation, in the spheres of politics and media.

He added: "We are now in contact with Stonewall to discuss their concerns and will of course amend the policy to avoid any misinterpretation in  the future".

I called Winik, an author and historian, and he said, a little ruefully, that his insertion of "angels" into the text had been "the element most open to misinterpretation" in his ambitious and far-ranging volume.

Wobisch's nefarious activities "did not become known in the denazification process," the report says, but he "tried to hide his Nazi traces, even using Jewish musicians like the well-known conductor Leonard Bernstein, who again denazified him by calling Wobisch 'my dearest Nazi' according to eyewitnesses — in retrospect a horrifying misinterpretation in Bernstein's humanitarian position".

(1) Whether potential off-target effects can contribute to certain bias or misinterpretation in obtained results.

Amar disposes of these "modern-day misinterpretations" in six erudite pages.

Mr. O'Neill said today that he was "frankly thunderstruck when I got the letter; they responded to misinterpretations in the press".

"The resolution does not include threats or even possibilities of misinterpretations in a way that would let America and its allies to take advantage of it as they did in Iraq," Issam Khalil, a member of President Assad's party, told the Associated Press in Damascus.

All of the clip misinterpretations in our study were due to tracheal intubations thought to be in the esophagus.

Pollarded trees were detected in the imagery, and the resultant reduction in CA may lead to misinterpretations in change analyses.