Sentence examples for misinterpreted said from inspiring English sources

"It sounds so sad to say that Rietveld has been misunderstood or misinterpreted," said Ida van Zijl, the exhibition's curator.

"A computer error caused the data regarding magazine selection to be misinterpreted," said a Time Inc. spokeswoman, Kris Connell.

At the N.F.L. scouting combine, Titans Coach Jeff Fisher, when asked if the videotaping rule could be misinterpreted, said, "The rules are very, very clear".

The most famous story about Caligula, that he planned to make his horse his consul, is too often misinterpreted, said Holland.

Scientific data is easily misinterpreted, said Joann Boughman, executive vice president of the American Society of Human Genetics, publisher of The American Journal of Human Genetics.

F.D.A. approval has been "widely misinterpreted," said Dr. Jay R. Harris, the chairman of radiation oncology at the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute and Brigham and Women's Hospital in Boston.

However, Rawlings has since said that her remark was misinterpreted, saying: "I did not instruct police to give space to protesters who were seeking to create violence or destruction of property".

"I want to see something so gigantic that it can't be misinterpreted," says Jason Flores-Williams, a political writer at High Times Magazine, who's been playing a dual role as a journalist covering the movement and an organiser shaping it.

He was misinterpreted, says the MQM.Speaking on the day of the fresh voting, Arif Alvi, the successful PTI candidate in the well-off constituency of Karachi at stake, said that the previous night the district was kept awake by gunfire into the air.

Mr Farage told the BBC his remarks, recorded last autumn, had been "wilfully misinterpreted", saying he was talking about nationality not race.

"Nobody wants every app on iOS 7 to look the same, in fact, not even Apple this is something that I think has often been misinterpreted," says Orbuch.