Sentence examples for so much misinterpretation from inspiring English sources

It's open to so much misinterpretation and confusion that actually you're doing more harm for the organization than you are good.

And there's so much room for misinterpretation over email.

Texting, emailing, and (if you're a big enough loser) MSNing leaves so much room for misinterpretation.

King likes to debunk myths about the work, though I am not sure why he thought it was necessary to devote so much space to showing that the novel The Da Vinci Code was based on a misinterpretation of the painting as depicting Mary Magdalene as Jesus's bride.

This smear is based on a complete misinterpretation of a comment by another entrepreneur (and amateur bullet-catcher), Abdullahi Harun, who said he "has so much pictures of me doing the Hezza".

"The Village" is not so much a portrait of a village, but a hard look at the quest for the true and the real — specifically in the realm of ethnographic film — and the misinterpretations that can arise along the way.

So much.

So much, so sparingly.

The historian and scholar W Montgomery Watt famously said: 'Of all the world's great men, none has been so much maligned as Mohammed.' Perhaps this in part explains why so many young men and women have turned to misinterpretations of his teachings.

So much love, and so much hate.

I lost so much.