Sentence examples for their misinterpretation from inspiring English sources
I am often appalled, amused or grateful for their misinterpretation.
Their misinterpretation of the messages then made them mistakenly believe she was still alive.
If so, they have only themselves to blame for their misinterpretation of the Maxwellisation process.
The four feature films that Eric Rohmer directed between 1966 and 1972, "La Collectionneuse," "My Night at Maud's," "Claire's Knee," and "Love in the Afternoon," brought him international renown, based largely on their misinterpretation as placid, cerebral diversions.
By Richard Brody The four feature films that Eric Rohmer directed between 1966 and 1972, "La Collectionneuse," "My Night at Maud's," "Claire's Knee," and "Love in the Afternoon," brought him international renown, based largely on their misinterpretation as placid, cerebral diversions.
Emotions are important social signals, and their misinterpretation can have negative consequences for interpersonal functioning.
These stories were published in Making College Pay Off (and later in Launch You Career In College), but I remember some of the back-stories of their interpretations -- and sometimes their misinterpretations -- which were never printed.
He was never the black-and-white dictator that the opposition and the West condemned, feeding their own misinterpretations of this place.
More often, a few days in the hospital should be followed by psychotherapy directed at helping them learn to live more effectively with their cognitive misinterpretations and emotional instability.
By systematically exposing patients to painful movements and activities that they have been avoiding, an opportunity is created to correct their catastrophic misinterpretations of the association between movements and harm.
The leaders believed the reports of pipe bombs were a misinterpretation of their calls for demonstrators to get out their wooden chanupa pipes — which have deep spiritual importance — and pass them through the crowd.
