Sentence examples for misinterpretation were from inspiring English sources

How far would Andy take it?" The emotional recklessness, the physical danger, the political risk of misinterpretation were the constants of Kaufman's career — and Carrey's wildly daring incarnation, as documented in the rediscovered footage, replicates that risk in cinematic form.

The accusation that Vatican II has been misinterpreted — and that this misinterpretation is responsible for most of Catholicism's current ills — has gained semiofficial status in Rome.

The other misinterpretation is conceptual.

Then I understood its misinterpretation was deliberate.

Misinterpretation is an age-old problem, making data open does not create that problem.

Given Mr. Leaming's uncertain staging, misinterpretation is a more apt impression.

With e-mail, the possibilities for misinterpretation are even more acute.

The other frequent rule misinterpretation is golfers' dropping their ball on the green side of a hazard when the ball they hit did not carry the hazard.

Not necessarily so, Mr. Christensen says now, noting that the book did not address the Internet: "The misinterpretation is, 'anything that is different or radical, you better create a separate company,' and that's not true".

If misinterpretation was considered a potential problem, questions were reworded.

To get angry when you disprove your own misinterpretation is just weird.