Sentence examples for said misinterpreted from inspiring English sources

Judge Edmead, the mayor said, misinterpreted the First Amendment right to free speech.

Merrill's office, King said, misinterpreted those crossed-out names as people who had illegally voted in both the Democratic primary and the Republican runoff.

SINCE its premiere in 1742, Handel's "Messiah" has been interpreted, reinterpreted and, some say, misinterpreted so many times that its identity has become muddled.

Those old words, he said, were misinterpreted.

The ambassador, who has testified in private to the Chilcot inquiry, continued: "What Chirac said was misinterpreted".

When housing prices were rising quickly in the early part of this century, he said, "people misinterpreted the meaning of the price increase.

In a brief written order, the judge said he misinterpreted a previous filing by Sterling's attorneys to be their objections to his ruling, but they weren't.

The most stinging shot to Rakoff's success came in March, when the Second Circuit Court of Appeals said Rakoff "misinterpreted" precedent on deciding to evaluate the public interest in the Citigroup case and overstepped his authority.

I actually put an open letter out, saying I misinterpreted it, here's the truth.

"That ball is outta here!" said Cohen, misinterpreting an umpire's hand signal but also not having a clear view.

Oftentimes it was me not understanding what was being said, or misinterpreting a paper, or just my own lack of competence.