Sentence examples for misinterpreted signal from inspiring English sources

The 2nd Light Cruiser Squadron, which had been screening for Beatty's ships, detached to pursue the German cruisers, but a misinterpreted signal from the British battlecruisers sent them back to their screening positions.

The report is a lucid and powerful document, in which Shelby painstakingly points out all the missed or misinterpreted signals pointing to a major terrorist attack.

Kaminski says a translation device might make things easier for people who lack intuition or young children who misinterpret signals "sometimes quite significantly".

Vid's awareness of his foreigner's propensity to misinterpret signals – sometimes comically, sometimes with a dire import – is outweighed by his wish to ingratiate himself, "to get a foothold here".

But Romano said, "Victims of violent sexual abuse frequently will exhibit aggression because they misinterpret signals".

What is sorely needed on campuses is not more legislation but rather more education and discussion about sexual engagement so that students can be sure they're not misinterpreting signals.

If you misinterpret "signals" or are inappropriate, you may be sued for sexual harassment.

Tell your friend that you were wrong to misinterpret signals and to try to change the boundaries of your friendship.

We termed this experience the high place phenomenon (HPP) and proposed that it stems from a misinterpreted safety signal (i.e., survival instinct).

While acknowledging that the factory orders report, released Tuesday by the Commerce Department, was a positive sign, economists worried that it would be misinterpreted as signaling greater strength than exists.

This idea suggests that the pleiotropy often attributed to cytokine receptors may be not always caused by a defective receptor that loses or misinterprets a signal but also by receptors that may have multiple ligands, although structurally unrelated, because of their peculiar structural properties due to the presence of intrinsically unordered regions.