Sentence examples for misinterpreted me from inspiring English sources
"I believe that the police misinterpreted me and that I may have misspoken about certain facts in my statement to the police," she said in the signed affidavit.
Tabloid newspapers often misquote and misinterpret me.
"If people want to misinterpret me saying he's not a superstar, go ahead," Everett said.
Lest my comments be misinterpreted, let me state at the outset that eating more insects is not a bad idea.
Lest I be misinterpreted, allow me to state up front that I have not participated in Occupy Wall Street, and therefore have no real right to make any sort of suggestion to the protesters.
"It will be misinterpreted," Young told me.
When I suggested his "courtesy" might be misinterpreted, Admiral Crowe waved me away with a curt rejoinder: "Poindexter is only a vice admiral".
"Even if we say something we believe and it's the truth or we're being honest, it could be misinterpreted," Karpeles told me at the time.
I also did have some Christians write me who misinterpreted my post, and thought that I was saying that all Christians are conservative-they wanted to assure me that was definitely not true, as they were both a committed Christian and a strong progressive.
Sandy Alderson's famous assertion in "Moneyball" that field managers are mere "middle managers" was widely influential; it was also, Alderson told me recently, misinterpreted.
