Sentence examples for total misinterpretation from inspiring English sources

He believed what had happened was the result of the activities of al-Qaeda in Afghanistan, a total misinterpretation of the essentially democratic and pluralist nature of the uprising when it started: the sentiments of the young activists was diametrically opposed to the murderous extremism of Bin Laden's followers.

Most of these talking heads make arguments that reflect a total misinterpretation of Adam Smith's "invisible hand".

This could be fine it could be great where it becomes a problem is on its overemphasis on the "who" and "what" of Han Solo, and it's total misinterpretation of the "how" and "why".

This could be fine it could be great but where it becomes a problem is on its overemphasis on the "who" and "what" of Han Solo, and its total misinterpretation of the "how" and "why".

The reason, but not full justification, for this misinterpretation is that total ion chromatograms (TIC) feature small peaks that are hidden in the noise and mainly contribute to the baseline.

Thus the type of calcium measurement (iCa, totCa with or without adjustment for albumin or total protein) may lead to misinterpretation of calcium disorders.

In conclusion, the observed variation in the polyA+ RNA content in 10 ng total RNA led to a misinterpretation of the expression pattern by the gene-based normalization method, but it became more reliable by the spike-in based normalization.

Since the silver content determined via SEM-EDX is limited to the first few micrometers below the outer surface, this approach could lead to a misinterpretation of the total silver loading of this support granule because a silver gradient might exist along the cross section of the support granule.

But courtesy of a new Web site called ICorrect, people who feel unhappy about "obvious misinterpretations, misinformation and what some might call total lies," in the words of the site's founder, Sir David Tang, can now attempt to set the record straight.

Namely, misinterpretation.

The misinterpretation age.