Sentence examples for the wrong interpretation from inspiring English sources

But that is the wrong interpretation.

Ah, Mr Powell explained, that was again quite the wrong interpretation of the email.

At times, the furore has felt like another example of the bitter partisanship that infects much of the national political conversation, but that would be the wrong interpretation.

So the announcement on August 22nd that he is winding down his small advisory firm to join Lehman Brothers, a large Wall Street investment bank, could be viewed as a rather bleak assessment of the future of boutique banking.This, says Mr Rohatyn, would be the wrong interpretation.

It follows that there is no function from worlds to individuals that corresponds to this use of the name (if there were, it would single out a determinate individual at the actual world, and we have just seen that this leads to the wrong interpretation).

These editions have, however, occasionally received some criticism for the wrong interpretation or notation of Schubert's intentions, on issues such as deciphering the correct pitches from the manuscript, notating tremoli, discriminating between accent and decrescendo markings, and reconstructing missing bars.

"The effect of this wrong interpretation of the law will be that many families remain or potentially become uninsured," said a letter to the administration from Democrats who pushed the bill through the House in 2009-10.

He said those being investigated for making death threats against him "are some of the individuals who would be allowed to carry firearms in courthouses under this wrong interpretation of the law.

As the law is written, the stakes of wrong interpretation are high.

These results define the lung as the main lactate-producing organ in septic hyperlactatemic patients with ARDS, which in the absence of a pathological supply dependency of oxygen consumption outlines the risk of wrong interpretation of serum lactate levels as a surrogate marker of tissue hypoxia in these patients.

To correct these wrong interpretations of his thought, he wrote the Prolegomena zu einer jeden künftigen Metaphysik die als Wissenschaft wird auftreten können (1783; Prolegomena to Any Future Metaphysics That Will be Able to Come Forward as Science) and brought out a second and revised edition of the first Critique in 1787.