Sentence examples for on a misinterpreted from inspiring English sources

Robert Skidelsky – Keynes' masterly biographer – believes that Lopokova conceived and then miscarried, but I think that assumption is based on a misinterpreted letter.

Spanish investigators eventually pinpointed a different suspect, and Mr. Mayfield was freed, but in another case, based on a misinterpreted bite mark, the wrongly accused man was not so lucky.

But that is based on a misinterpreted dip in divorces.

I left feeling a bit sorry for him: all that success and fame and adulation, and you're up all night killing yourself because you think a critic misinterpreted a lyric on one of your album tracks six years ago.

A few months ago, during the protests in Ukraine, for example, CloudFlare kicked a journalists' site off the network during an attack because the on-call engineer misinterpreted the nature of the site.

People thought the "dishes" post was about me and wanted to critique my marriage based on a headline they misinterpreted.

Despite praise from the likes of Robert Scoble, the site was early on misinterpreted as a traditional feed-reader, notably by Silicon Valley blogger Louis Gray.

These theories, alas, are often based on prejudice, misinterpreted data, simple cultural differences, false precepts, fabricated observations or innocent miscommunication.

(Read more on the misinterpreted quotation).

In our study, two benign lesions (one was fibroadenoma, another was intraductal papilloma) both with little spiculated margin on ABVS and almost the entire lesion in red on UE, we misinterpreted as malignancy.

Government purchasers stamped "U.S. Beef" on the barrels, misinterpreted as "Uncle Sam's beef"; according to tradition, this gave rise to the popular symbol.