Sentence examples for misinterpreted they from inspiring English sources

Yet traders are being taken as the last word by politicians on any range of government policies — and are often misinterpreted, they said.

Secret Central Intelligence Agency histories can shed light on the past, but if misinterpreted, they can also cloud our contemporary relations with the countries involved.

But their call for a rapprochement between old and new Labour should not be misinterpreted - they don't share the hard left's dream of replacing New Labour with "real Labour".

But late Thursday Mr. Bounds called and said, "to the extent that the comments of members of our staff are misinterpreted, they shouldn't be read into as anything otherwise".

They misinterpreted it, they thought it was something violent – but a lot of people thought that.

Bears are very aware of body language and if they misinterpret yours they will likely attack.

Only after that report is made public will the authors have the opportunity to be informed by their peers of all the many ways that they might have simply misinterpreted what they saw.

In some cases carers had mistaken views about what was happening with their relative because they misinterpreted cues that they observed in the immediate environment.

Because they may not make bold directives, their communication style might be misinterpreted, and they appear more cautious and practical.

When it gets back to you and you raise it with them, they deny knowing anything about it or lie through their teeth and say that someone misinterpreted what they meant.

When I tried to converse with supporters about politics I misinterpreted everything they said, and likewise.