Perhaps, as well, Beethoven traded on the "van" in his name which was widely if wrongly understood to denote noble lineage to gain easier access to aristocratic circles.
The danger for the identity of Europe that is connected with it should not be ignored out of a wrongly understood respectfulness".
"We're not doing this against the United States, as is often wrongly understood," said Philippe Camus, chief executive of the aerospace giant EADS, and one of the most vocal supporters of the agency's creation.
By no accident — and actually quite logically — this aesthetic persistently samples and recreates the principles of two previous regimes, both of them historical precedents to the present one: the czarist-imperial aesthetic and the wrongly understood aesthetic of Socialist Realism, complete with workers from some kind of standard-issue Train-Car Assembly Plant of the Urals.
If wrongly understood as conveyors of substantial meaning, they became the source of profound error.
The notion of karma, as it is popularly and wrongly understood (as in, you get what you deserve) is an imposition of meaning, but tempting for those who are sensitive to their own acts of wrongdoing.
Indeed, in the way we had annotated and described the data of the figure, it was incomplete and could thus be wrongly understood (see following explanation).
Where the EQ-5D-3L questions were interpreted most of the time as intended, the ICECAP-O and ASCOT both included questions that were poorly or wrongly understood, most apparent the 'Role' item of the ICECAP-O and the 'Dignity' items of the ASCOT.
He was inspired by the 428 words emanating from those whom King may have wrongly assumed understood the movement's plight.
They came to the class to understand how gay Christians "wrongly" interpret the Bible.
