Sentence examples for was misinterpreted in from inspiring English sources

Charlotte Rampling has said she is "anything but racist" after she was "misinterpreted" in a controversial interview.

When reporters asked for specifics of what he felt was misinterpreted in his taped interview, Robinson declined to elaborate.

Years later, it seemed entirely natural that he would give up rock stardom for teaching, and when he claimed he was misinterpreted in the matter of Salman Rushdie, I wanted to believe him, and did.

Hull City owner Assem Allam was misinterpreted in a dispute with supporters over rebranding the club, according to manager Steve Bruce.

The euphoria was justified, but the election of the President was misinterpreted in many circles as a sweeping mandate for broad and progressive change in the country.

"Nintendo firmly rejects the harassment of individuals in any way and was surprised to learn that its gameplay was misinterpreted in this manner".

It's so awful when the harmless diplomatic phrase "son of a whore" is misinterpreted in this way.

He doesn't want his accusations to be misinterpreted in the press as an anti-European campaign.

Moreover, they provide only thin deposits that can be misinterpreted in terms of involved process, and will probably be erased from the geological record.

The court should use this opportunity to limit the reach of a state law that has been misinterpreted in ways that run counter to the public interest.

The protests may have stemmed from a belief that he was not pulling his weight but having a bad game can easily be misinterpreted in such a manner.