Sentence examples similar to this could misunderstood from inspiring English sources

This could be misunderstood and read as a call to destroy Israel consistently.

Whilst irrelevant when someone was actively dying this could be misunderstood if the resident's trajectory to death was prolonged.

Robin Butler, Thatcher's principal private secretary, anticipated her unease, telling her this "could easily be misunderstood as implying one-sided penitence and reconciliation on our side when it was the Argentines who were the aggressors and still not formally ceased hostilities".

"I don't know how this could have been misunderstood," he rages, "unless one reads my further comment that 'the genius of the Framers in stating this provision is that it allows for infinite adjustment.'" (44).

He will sometimes stop midsentence and recognize that something he is about to say could be misunderstood and could cause him trouble.

In this situation several small incidents could be misunderstood by the person with dementia and result in undermining personhood.

That statement could be misunderstood to imply that this is the first time Scripps Networks has licensed its content for streaming, and that's not the case.

The term "mild pain" could not be used in Swedish since that easily could be misunderstood for something positive and therefore in the Swedish version we instead used the term "just a little pain".

Rumors or confusion could be particularly important to address in vaccine demonstration projects, which could be misunderstood as research trials.

We revised the initial questionnaire based on the results of this pilot study, replacing phrases and words that could be misunderstood with alternatives that the pilot study participants indicated did not carry the risk of misunderstanding.

They had difficulties making non-specific statements about specific experiences and many thought that their experiences could not be depicted in the questionnaires; many also feared that their answers could be misunderstood.