Sentence examples for sort of misinterpretation from inspiring English sources

The case of Mexico is used to illustrate the limitations its use imposes on understanding the constellation of components explaining the epidemiological profile, and the problems involved in designing a public health policy on the basis of this sort of misinterpretation.

Others, like EWTN's Raymond Arroyo in the National Catholic Register, are recycling a narrative from the latter days of Benedict's troubled papacy and pointing the finger of blame at Francis' aides, saying that "as much as they distance the pontiff from his people, handlers can protect the pope from this sort of misinterpretation".

We are not aware of this sort of misinterpretation occurring with FORM, and believe that the benefits of grading outweigh the harms as clinicians are striving for clear-cut health advice to assist with their individual decision-making.

It is a dish that, in its ideal form is, arguably, our foremost comfort food – but one that, due its lack of a rigorous, specific format is open to all sorts of haphazard misinterpretation.

What sort of questions do these misinterpretations lead to in Muslims?

GP1 I'm well aware that it's not as clear as you would sort of assume and there is quite a lot of misinterpretation around dosing schedules and other things that they have.

This week's master of misinterpretation and umpire of ambiguity is the brilliant Barbryn.

"There is a lot of misinterpretation of what this dance is," she said.

A Case of Misinterpretation.

You can expect a fair amount of misinterpretation, too.

No chance of misinterpretation.