Sentence examples for which were misinterpreted from inspiring English sources

While Manny Pacquiao was in damage control on Wednesday following his comments opposing Barack Obama's stance on same-sex marriage -- which were misinterpreted by many news sites as a blanket condemnation of gay people -- Mayweather chimed in on the subject via Twitter.

Healthcare providers recalled attempts to address a patient's spiritual issues which were misinterpreted as religious care, while patients identified incidences of healthcare providers whose desire to address spiritual issues seemed to be motivated from their own personal convictions.

In the near future, we must therefore identify not only the conditions that facilitate needle placement in the vein, but also the puncture conditions that inhibit the stick-slip phenomenon, which is misinterpreted by the entry detection function.

Many in the cybersecurity world were shocked by Hutchins arrest and some suggested he was simply conducting research, which was misinterpreted as creating malware.

The three samples which are misinterpreted in the GEO database as tumor are sample IDs: GSM12283, GSM12300, GSM12444.

The signet ring cell carcinoma of patient no. 12 showed strong cytoplasmic staining, which was misinterpreted by both observers as membranous staining and became evident for both observers in the whole tissue section.

The utilisation of the qualitative methods also allowed the study team to quickly gauge the extent to which messages were misinterpreted or extrapolated to other parts of the trial.

He cemented his pariah status by allegedly supporting the Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini's death sentence against the author Salman Rushdie in 1989; supporters of free speech burned Cat Stevens albums after his views, which he says were misinterpreted, became public.

He wrote to staff that he was mortified by the way in which some of his comments were misinterpreted.

Some of her actions — like the apparent punch, which she said was inadvertent — were misinterpreted or taken out of context on a condensed video, Lambert said.

It's an identity thing which has been misinterpreted.