Sentence examples for misinterpretations of from inspiring English sources

There were bad assumptions, misinterpretations of the data, and missed connections all along the way".

We are close to pathology proper, where gross misinterpretations of reality may enter the picture.

He suggests that misinterpretations of the Christian Bible by British and American leaders are to blame.

"Imagine letting go of explanations, of misinterpretations, of commerce and receptions.

London-based Imam, Shafiur Rahman, believes learning the language would help prevent any dangerous misinterpretations of the holy book.

The comments of Charlie Ward and Allan Houston regarding Jews reflect all-too-common misinterpretations of the New Testament.

But this reform will likely require a change in federal law, correcting rampant university misinterpretations of Ferpa.

The best way to keep them from causing misinterpretations of the overall picture is to use a large sample.

He thinks ''The Naked and the Dead" must be a failure because of the number of misinterpretations of it that he has read.

Some men hide behind misinterpretations of religion and see any attempt to stop FGM as a western conspiracy to corrupt and liberate women.

But the Legislature's Republican minority opposed county rules as an intrusion that has no real enforcement and is subject to misinterpretations of normal rivalry on the playing field.