Sentence examples for misinterpreted a from inspiring English sources
The review misinterpreted a white paper issued by the group three years ago.
One of its authors, Grace Schireson, said that Zen Buddhists in the United States have misinterpreted a Japanese philosophy.
-- Date unknown A theater review about the Roundabout Theater Company's production of Shakespeare's "Tempest" misinterpreted a gesture.
The statements and the delay, however, came after a legal error of the court itself, which misinterpreted a federal law.
Kim Kardashian-West The reality TV star almost faced the wrath of an entire country after an Argentian entertainment site misinterpreted a tweet about the Pope.
They misinterpreted a tentative shuffle-step as a giant leap forward and hailed the film as a revisionist masterpiece as opposed to a stumbling reconnaissance.
HAS Mikheil Saakashvili, the Georgian president, once again misinterpreted an expression of support from America?
How he realised he had landed a Hollywood audition only because a studio underling had misinterpreted an instruction to "Get that Mr Darcy guy".
"There are instances where insurance companies have misinterpreted an HDE-approved product as an investigational device," she adds.
China could misinterpret a move, unleash a cyberattack and trigger a real cyberwar.
Outside powers should not misinterpret a lull in the streets as progress.
