Sentence examples for misinterpreted idea from inspiring English sources

What disturbed me the most about the bitter commentaries was the misinterpreted idea of freedom by so many people, most who I'm assuming have not visited authoritarian regimes or reported on war zones like I have.

This underlines the capacity of a system-based approach to generate potential biologically meaningful hypotheses, which go beyond the traditional and often misinterpreted idea of finding genes with "significant" individual differential expression.

Film critic Richard Dyer said that such associations with Conan were inaccurate and influenced by misconceptions of Nietzschean philosophies, and scholars of philosophy said that the film industry has often misinterpreted the ideas behind the übermensch.

This and other new ideas that may arise must be studied with careful scientific and clinical logic to avoid misinterpreted and misleading ideas from interfering with the progress of patient care.

"We have no idea how Ms. Weingarten misinterpreted that inquiry as a charge of misconduct".

"I always thought one day someone will find that very interesting, and then I thought, 'Why should they?' Very, very contrary … the idea of being misinterpreted is very annoying".

It's as if he's been worried that outside such a context, he might be misinterpreted as having taken received ideas of beauty at face value.

The random nature of this process discourages creativity; in particular, any idea that can be misinterpreted is a liability.

And while some efforts do seem headed for a direct conflict with federal laws or the Constitution, others are premised on the idea that federal courts have misinterpreted the Constitution in the federal government's favor.

This was written in 1910 and despite ongoing improvements in communications, the idea of entropy is still misinterpreted throughout the literature.

But he was misinterpreted by conservatives and dropped this most central idea.