Sentence examples for was being misinterpreted from inspiring English sources

We have deleted and rephrased a previous tweet with the word 'tacit' in it, since the word is rare and was being misinterpreted.

Yet, as the prosecution presented to the jury potentially incriminating details from "Amok," Bala complained that his novel was being misinterpreted.

Later, however, he made a post on Twitte that tried to indicate that the context of his comments was being misinterpreted.

The pope's personal secretary told reporters on Thursday that Cardinal Ratzinger's remark had been taken out of context and was being misinterpreted.

Mr. Kean said an interview that was broadcast Wednesday by CBS News was being misinterpreted as suggesting that he was calling for the departure of senior administration officials.

Sena Fitzmaurice, the company's vice president for government communications, said the 2011 condition was being misinterpreted, and "very likely will lead to significant and unwarranted burdens on us, our customers and other programming networks".

"Those scores were being misinterpreted as reassurance," she said.

Community Education said the county's drug tests were being misinterpreted.

Pieces of the video were being misinterpreted over and over.

But scientists are still debating what is being misinterpreted and how this occurs.

Mr Fico has backpedalled since the late-February address, insisting that his words were being misinterpreted.