Sentence examples for somewhat misinterpreted from inspiring English sources

So, clearly Ingrid's will has been somewhat misinterpreted.

The very notion of "taking a break" from the one you love is often times misinterpreted as a somewhat cowardly way of ending the relationship without stating so bluntly for public consumption.

It's a free country". In a second interview, granted to local NBC affiliate 9News, the lawmaker affirmed his beliefs though distanced himself somewhat, claiming he's been misinterpreted.

Müller and Juffermans also misinterpreted our data somewhat, by assuming that the indication for blood transfusion was mostly active bleeding.

Krugman also misinterpreted a 2009 poll somewhat.

Or for that matter the plethora of other synoptic 'weather forecasters'". Sorry, I seem to have misinterpreted your comments and overreacted somewhat.

What this really boils down to is a belief that the public has no right to this information, or the somewhat more reasonable concern that it might be misinterpreted when provided.

The prince, misinterpreting matters somewhat, promptly slew Gelert, whose grave ("bedd") can be found on the banks of the Glaslyn river.

Could you have misinterpreted?

Inkblot misinterpreted as art?

"Things have been misinterpreted.