Sentence examples for will be misinterpreted as from inspiring English sources

That could place pagans between Buddhists and Jews, respectively the sixth- and fifth-largest religious groupings in Britain.One reason for the confusion is that pagans are shy: fearful that their devotion to pentagrams and the ancient Semitic god Baal will be misinterpreted as devil-worship, or simply worried about being mocked, many choose to hide their affiliation.

We fear rejection, or that our innocent social advances will be misinterpreted as "creepy," he told The Huffington Post.

Maltose, galactose, and xylose will be misinterpreted as glucose by GDH-PQQ based sensors (7).

These requirements exclude the possibility that a segregating deletion will be misinterpreted as a NCO event.

Recombination rate might be expected to correlate with phylogeny size because recombination events will be misinterpreted as multiple recurrent mutation events and the imperfection statistic should therefore tend to be large where recombination has been frequent.

So, holding or moving anything near her face to test her vision will not be a good test of her sight, as she may move her head or respond to objects near her whiskers and this will be misinterpreted as having actually seen the object in front of her.

But it will be misinterpreted".

"It will be misinterpreted," Young told me.

"I'm afraid it will be misinterpreted," he said.

I have no doubt that what I write here will be misinterpreted.

An unconscious movement will not be misinterpreted as a bid.