Sentence examples for misinterpreted them from inspiring English sources

Mr. MacDougall did not deny that the transfers occurred, but said the government had misinterpreted them.

The anesthetist misinterpreted them, and assured her that it would look much less angry and lumpy after a month or two, and if it did not it could easily be dealt with by a good plastic surgeon.

Scott Bergren, chief marketing and food innovation officer at KFC, said that while the company considered the ads truthful, "we're sorry if anyone may have misinterpreted them," adding that KFC had agreed, without admitting any wrongdoing, not to run the ads again.

But I apparently misinterpreted them to mean that he felt Quora was a part of the next progression of the overall blogging ecosystem.

In the elevator, people talked about executive orders and federal judges who misinterpret them.

So we hit on another approach: if the emoji went through as is, the Japanese user base might misinterpret them, which would defeat the point of standardizing them.

But the devices were far less reliable in tracking the energy costs of light-intensity activities like standing or cleaning, often misinterpreting them as physical immobility.

Dr. Longrich and Mr. Field leave out skulls in their study that do not support their conclusions or misinterpret them entirely.

NBC argues that Mr. Wolf, right, is misinterpreting them to demand millions of dollars in executive-producer fees for two years after his shows leave the air.

In particular, it is not easy to see the direction in which other vessels are traveling, and the navigator has to make particularly bold alterations of course to make certain that other navigators do not misinterpret them.

"She is very, very smart and sensitive, and I think she learned from experience that in this business, you have to be very precise with your words so people don't misinterpret them.