Sentence examples for repeatedly misinterpreted from inspiring English sources
His conviction and sentence replace his previous term of 20 years for murder, which the supreme court quashed this year after ruling that judges had repeatedly misinterpreted the law.
It is the category of joint enterprise which, the supreme court said, has been repeatedly misinterpreted and over-extended to the point where the threshold for proving guilty has been lowered too far.
If that's not pathetic enough, she also repeatedly misinterprets the First Amendment (in the same tweet as "reload") and insists that it protects all speech from everyone, even though this clause of the amendment only protects speech from the government laws abridging speech -- it doesn't protect Dr. Laura from her network, or Palin from her critics.
The hijab has repeatedly been politicized in the public domain, and is often misinterpreted as being oppressive and misogynistic.
This is sometimes misinterpreted as a child or unaware family member, and cues the telemarketer to call you repeatedly until you answer.
Analysts at Societe Generale said: BP has argued repeatedly that the terms of the multibillion-dollar settlement for economic losses arising from the 2010 Deepwater Horizon accident had been misinterpreted by court-appointed claims administrator Paul Juneau, allowing unaffected businesses to receive money.
Could you have misinterpreted?
Inkblot misinterpreted as art?
"Things have been misinterpreted.
"I was grossly misinterpreted.
"It can be misinterpreted".
