Sentence examples for misinterpreted with from inspiring English sources

Lennon's lyrics on "Revolution 1" were misinterpreted with messages he did not intend.

And, as we have witnessed on two sad occasions with foiled plots against Senator Barack Obama and African Americans, national pride was misinterpreted with xenophobia and white supremacy.

"We will continue to expeditiously pursue our appeal through the state courts in California, and, if necessary, to the U.S. Supreme Court," Alvino-McGill said in a statement in which she decried the Indian Child Welfare Act as a law that is "routinely being misinterpreted, with devastating consequences".

While preparing this review, several variants misinterpreted with IT-based tools were noted.

Abnormal activation in this region could produce feelings of flying or out of body experiences that could be misinterpreted with religious connotations, resulting in other delusional symptoms.

Reasons for not completing assessment included fear of being misinterpreted, difficulty with responding to questions, difficulty with quantifying experience (e.g. choosing between a '3' and a '4'), procrastination and lack of motivation.

Objectives iliac stenoses with a PSV ratio between 2.0 and 3.0 in patients with symptomatic arterial obstructive disease of the legs might be misinterpreted when compared with intra-arterial pressure measurements (IAPM).

However, despite 20 years of discourse on pain and dementia, pain is still undetected or misinterpreted in people with dementia in residential aged care facilities, particularly those with communication difficulties.

People sometimes misinterpreted my relationship with Robert.

Before setting out for the dinner, he insisted to me that he wasn't, and that, in any case, reporters had misinterpreted his relationship with the Texan.

Canadian startup Lymbix thinks it can help you avoid situations that come out of misinterpreted textual communication with the launch of a new service called ToneCheck.