Sentence examples for widely misinterpreted from inspiring English sources
His silence came to be widely misinterpreted.
Moreover the audit by the inspector general has been widely misinterpreted.
Basam Ridha al-Hussaini, an adviser to Mr. Maliki, welcomed FIFA's announcement, and insisted that the Iraqi government's original decision had been widely misinterpreted.
"Many lawyers are saying that's not the way it is," he replied — referring, perhaps, to advocates and scholars who argue that the Fourteenth Amendment has been widely misinterpreted.
F.D.A. approval has been "widely misinterpreted," said Dr. Jay R. Harris, the chairman of radiation oncology at the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute and Brigham and Women's Hospital in Boston.
Confusion over cooling In March, a rather technical paper discussing climate periodicity was widely misinterpreted as suggesting that we are in a period of global cooling, and much energy was expended trying to set the record straight.
Since the 19th century implementation of the census by the British in what is now modern-day India, Pakistan, Bangladesh and Nepal (and other countries such as Sri Lanka and Bhutan), the notion of caste has been one of the most widely misunderstood and misinterpreted concepts within the subcontinent and in the West.
However, when this finding was reported more widely, it was misinterpreted to mean that these students did not want to do research.
Previous research has shown that novice viewers misinterpret widely used methods to visualize uncertainty in hurricane forecasts.
Sandy Alderson's famous assertion in "Moneyball" that field managers are mere "middle managers" was widely influential; it was also, Alderson told me recently, misinterpreted.
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