Sentence examples for misinterpreted an from inspiring English sources

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".

It misinterpreted an economic indicator that is designed to gauge whether factories are churning out more or less stuff than they did last month, not absolute levels of production.

NEW YORK An article in some editions on Thursday about middle-class donors who are being squeezed out of the political process misinterpreted an analysis by the New York Public Interest Research Group of donations to Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo's campaign.

"There are instances where insurance companies have misinterpreted an HDE-approved product as an investigational device," she adds.

Cityfox told THUMP this was because of a miscommunication between members of the team a barman had misinterpreted an instruction over the radio to open an extra bar, and thought that meant the alcohol license had finally come through.

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.