Sentence examples for misinterpreted this as from inspiring English sources

Many news outlets misinterpreted this as Facebook building a thumbs-down Dislike button, despite the fact that Zuck literally said "We didn't want to just build a Dislike button because we don't want to turn Facebook into a forum where people are voting up or down on people's posts.

The actual name of the fortress was probably "Wihtwarabyrg", "the stronghold of the inhabitants of Wight", and either the chronicler or an earlier source misinterpreted this as referring to Wihtgar.

Vietnamese and US officials, as well as journalists hostile to or supportive of Saigon, misinterpreted this as a testament to Thảo's great ability, and he was promoted to a more powerful position where he could further his sabotage.

A possible reason for the confusion may be because the land immediately south of Boston Neck was not privately owned and considered "common lands", leading some writers to misinterpret this as being the Boston Common.

It seems possible that when parents seek additional information at this late stage in the consultation, clinicians may misinterpret this as pressure for antibiotics.

Do not act excessively nervous; she may misinterpret this as a sign you are into her.

It's important not to misinterpret this as dislike; it's an equal sense of awkwardness on their behalf and one where you can learn to use body language skills to set people at ease.

It's better to go slow and steady than to rush and suddenly pause when you can't remember a sign--the reader may misinterpret this as the beginning of a new word.

Though the Israelites have prided themselves on being the elect of God, they have misinterpreted this election as privilege instead of responsibility.

Aristotle misinterpreted this motion as being caused by the applied force.

Misinterpreting this behaviour as being passive is not helpful.