Sentence examples for misinterpreted through from inspiring English sources

Mental illness is still sadly misinterpreted through many parts of Indonesia.

Potentially, this information, if misinterpreted through communication outside of the patient-healthcare provider relationship or due to the complexities of multiple conditions, may put patients at risk.

"But it has also been misinterpreted by the world through a lack of communication...

Having perhaps antiquated expectations of children's fiction, I flicked through the book, sure he must have misinterpreted the ending.

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.

Through the years, the equivocal findings were wildly misinterpreted.

I wonder now if I misinterpreted half of everything she said because it was heard through the scrim of remembered pain.

A joke you make could be misinterpreted, or you might spread something that turns out to be untrue through no fault of your own.

Subtle humor can be easily misinterpreted as offensive, especially if you accidentally let your real opinion show through in your tone of voice.

Dark creates in Helen a fierce battle of conflicting projections, wrought through a series of subtle revelations and turns -- a letter misinterpreted, a neurosis plumbed, a marriage perilously defended.

"My words have been misinterpreted by people," he said in a statement to The Huffington Post, submitted through his son's defense attorney.