Sentence examples for misinterpreted dangerous from inspiring English sources

In conclusion, physiology helps to design premises and theories; without strong premises and theories, whatever the trial will prove is, in the best case, useless or, if misinterpreted, dangerous.

Pistorius being cleared of murder, in a trial that has riveted millions, surprised some in South African legal circles, and there were claims that Masipa had misinterpreted the law and sent a dangerous message.

It is essential to note, however, that an ultrasound probe wielded by an under-trained and overconfident intensivist can be dangerous in much the same way as misinterpreted pulmonary artery catheter data.

The most misquoted (and completely misinterpreted) line in literature may well be, "A little knowledge is a dangerous thing".

My encounter with the cameraman shows us, however, that it can be quite easy and dangerous to misinterpret the topic of peanut allergy prevention.

Could you have misinterpreted?

Inkblot misinterpreted as art?

"I was grossly misinterpreted.

"Things have been misinterpreted.

"It can be misinterpreted".

Was he misinterpreted?