Sentence examples for slightly misinterpreted from inspiring English sources

A person who spoke to Jordan said late last night said that Jordan felt his comments were slightly misinterpreted.

When the issue was brought up again a few minutes later, Courtois tried to shift the blame away from his manager and said: "Perhaps I was slightly misinterpreted.

But it was worth it for the moment when I announced the score with one hole to go (Seth 41, Cris 45), and Cris, slightly misinterpreting the golf scoring system, celebrated her imminent "victory".

As the translation of the original question could be misinterpreted, we used a slightly adapted version: "When you get written information on a medical treatment or your medical condition, how often do you have problems understanding what it is telling you? " The study protocol was approved by the appropriate regional ethical committee 'Comitato etico cantonale, Ticino'.

Krugman also misinterpreted a 2009 poll somewhat.

(Some must be; otherwise, how to explain different polls showing both George W. Bush and Al Gore slightly ahead of each other, and Hillary Rodham Clinton beating Rick A. Lazio and in a dead heat with him?) They can be misinterpreted.

Could you have misinterpreted?

Inkblot misinterpreted as art?

"I was grossly misinterpreted.

"Things have been misinterpreted.

"It can be misinterpreted".