Sentence examples for we misinterpreted from inspiring English sources

"There obviously has been some lying going on — 'oh, we did it once; we misinterpreted the rules, we didn't mean to,' " said Stoll, the ethicist.

The following correction was printed in the Guardian's Corrections and clarifications column, Saturday February 19 2005 In the review below we misinterpreted the role of the BBC in the closure of its Arabic television service when we said it "became exasperated by demands from its Saudi partner to censor its reports and shut down".

"We misinterpreted the original data," acknowledges Davis.

You don't want to do something and somebody says we misinterpreted the message.

And, uhm...the problem is that we "misinterpreted our Cold war victory" and "threw a party in the 90's" and it was awesome because of the internet.

We apologize if we misinterpreted this question.

"Therefore, we misinterpret the effect of these policies".

We misinterpret their word "jihad," which is not necessarily a hostile word.

By narrowly defining the soul as the intellect, we misinterpret Freud.

Unless we misinterpret that sentence drastically, it means that the editors of the New Masses have taken to confronting public figures in the Stork Club, Just like Commander Winchell.

But Stoppard also wittily demonstrates how we misinterpret the past, as a modern academic, Bernard Nightingale, rashly concludes that Byron killed a minor poet in a duel in the manor-house park.