Sentence examples for probably misinterpreted from inspiring English sources

He zeroed in on physical details that investigators probably misinterpreted, and dismantled several theories by applying his own ideas about human behavior.

A spokesman for one of their families, however, said the accusation was false and said the government had probably misinterpreted a school essay written by one of the girls.

Females delayed seeking treatment as they probably misinterpreted the lesion as a pimple.

However, airport officials aren't naturalists and they probably misinterpreted what was actually happening.

On the contrary, although MRI identified parenchymal changes, on 4 occasions it failed to diagnose "tree in bud", probably misinterpreted as interstitial changes.

Family doctors probably misinterpret comprehensive knowledge about their patients as an ability to correctly estimate their global cardiovascular risk.

He or she who flubs the first phone call probably qualifies for all lists of optimism, success, empathy, confidence, physical fitness, erudition, etc....but boy are they talented at making the wrong and likely misinterpreted first impression.

The role of vasospasm has probably been misinterpreted; treating vasospasm alone probably targets the wrong focus and may not lead to improvement in functional outcome.

Edmund's nickname "Crouchback" (meaning "Crossback," or crusader) was misinterpreted, probably intentionally, by his direct descendant, King Henry IV, who, in claiming the throne (1399), asserted that Edmund had really been Henry III's eldest son but had been disinherited as a hunchback.

"I probably think it was misinterpreted at the time," she told the Daily Express at the South Bank Sky arts awards.

Youngs is the archetypal modern young professional athlete, wary of being misinterpreted and probably more interested in getting back to the weights room to pump iron or knock out a few miles on the treadmill than reveal, for instance, what his father thinks of his rugby.