Sentence examples for misinterpreted as promoting from inspiring English sources

That kind of thing can be easily misinterpreted as promoting your own pet projects when you are master.

Speaking at University College London Hospitals, Mr Cameron acknowledged that the duty on Monitor to promote competition could be "misinterpreted" as set out in the current legislation.

Lack of clear evidence of an effect should not be misinterpreted as evidence for lack of an effect, but as the burden of proof lies with those who promote the use of amenable mortality our study urges for caution in the use of these indicators.

Inkblot misinterpreted as art?

Now, this might be misinterpreted as vanity.

An unconscious movement will not be misinterpreted as a bid.

"Those scores were being misinterpreted as reassurance," she said.

"It has been, I think, mislabeled as such and misinterpreted as such.

There was also his bandanna, which was as misinterpreted as so much else about him.

"[My twenties are often] misinterpreted as [me] wanting to be rebellious," Jolie told Elle magazine.

One was a draft "instruction" from the tax authorities, misinterpreted as being directed at foreign investors.