Sentence examples for was misinterpreted by from inspiring English sources
It said that, on the balance of probabilities, "what was seen was misinterpreted by a young and understandably nervous soldier".
How a casual remark, made by author when accepting a dinner invitation, was misinterpreted by the host.
Ed Manetta, the St . Johns athletic director, described the episode as "a simple exchange from one friend to another" that was misinterpreted by the N.C.A.A.
The New Yorker, July 28 , 1934P. 16 How a casual remark, made by author when accepting a dinner invitation, was misinterpreted by the host.
The statement inadvertently devastated biotechnology stocks, including Celera's, when it was misinterpreted by the markets as meaning the two governments would oppose patenting human genomic data.
His comment was misinterpreted by the White House as a guarantee that Mr. Ashcroft would be confirmed, something Mr. Daschle said he never gave.
It will be shown that the concept has totally been misinterpreted by the discusser.
Other times, the expert articulates correct knowledge only to be misinterpreted by the knowledge engineer.
Abrasions had been misinterpreted by Ramallah doctors as burns, Dr. Milroy said.
Mr. Craig, who says he is not gay, said his actions were misinterpreted by the arresting officer.
The Fair Game policy, they said, has been misinterpreted by courts and critics.
