Sentence examples for misinterpreted their from inspiring English sources

"They have misinterpreted their own rules," Coates said.

Because they misinterpreted their parliamentary victory as a religious/ideological mandate, she said, "and it wasn't".

Their contents have been wildly and wilfully misinterpreted, their authors demonised, their implications inflated.

Some agencies had misinterpreted their aesthetic and sent over candidates with obvious shticks, or with too many tattoos.

In their June 7 critique the Dartmouth group argued that the Times article misinterpreted their conclusion in one of their 2003 Annals of Internal Medicine articles that "annual savings of up to 30 percent of Medicare expenditures could be achieved".

While they slept in a car and their children stayed with friends, the centre successfully argued that the council had misinterpreted their status and overturned the decision in four days.

But perhaps we're misinterpreting their intentions?

"Ah!" Frenhofer cries, misinterpreting their wide-eyed amazement.

Self-deluded characters misinterpret their own behavior to an invisible filmmaker-therapist.

We misinterpret their word "jihad," which is not necessarily a hostile word.

An extension of the deadline is needed, they say, to guard against a flood of bogus claims — "false positives" — by other astronomers misinterpreting their data.