Sentence examples for only a misinterpretation from inspiring English sources

"It is only a misinterpretation of Islam that creates these kinds of statements," she said.

Only a misinterpretation of the cited passage could be used to buttress genocide (How Christian fundamentalists plan to teach genocide to schoolchildren, 30 May).

"It is only a misinterpretation of Islam that creates these kinds of statements," argues Soad Shalaby, a spokeswoman for Egypt's National Council of Women, of last month's outburst against women, which the Brotherhood made in the name of Islam.

The spokesman added: "This is not only a gross misinterpretation of the law but also a sad and clear signal that we still have some way to go before rape survivors can confidently expect both social and criminal justice in this country".

But this is a misinterpretation of Smith.

But understanding "black lives matter" to mean "only" black lives matter has been a misinterpretation from the beginning, one made in ignorance of the intent of the statement and the statistical facts that led to it.

Therefore, evaluating only residual wear marks may lead to a misinterpretation of nanowear results.

These compounds are all likely to be present in the bodies of flies, and could lead to a misinterpretation of the colorimetric assay results even if only bodies, or only white-eyed flies, are assayed.

The lack of detection of pathogenic mutations in families affected by an increased risk of breast/ovarian cancer may result not only from misinterpretation of determined variants [ 44], but also from incorrect selection of index women and/or the genetic analytical range [ 1].

"That's a misinterpretation.

A platitude and a misinterpretation.