Examples of 'been misinterpreted' in a sentence
Meaning of "been misinterpreted"
To have been misunderstood or misconstrued in terms of the intended meaning or message
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been misinterpreted
Because it could have been misinterpreted by foreign observers.
He later issued a statement saying he had been misinterpreted.
Specific articles have been misinterpreted or have needed clarification.
He believes some of their recommendations have been misinterpreted.
Both have been misinterpreted in fascinating ways.
The song itself has often been misinterpreted.
Diversification has often been misinterpreted as representing an entirely conservative approach.
I too think scripture may have been misinterpreted.
There has been misinterpreted and messing people into an incomprehensible power struggle.
The incident has been misinterpreted.
It has been argued that the concept of secularism has frequently been misinterpreted.
The rule has been misinterpreted by some.
Mahdi later said his statement had been misinterpreted.
Mourdock clarified to have been misinterpreted the following day he made the remark.
Pawar clarified that his statements had been misinterpreted.
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Such discussions may have been misinterpreted by some as a medical finding.
Unfortunately the presentation of the story has been misinterpreted.
Too often have historic facts been misinterpreted to suit a political purpose.
Information is a synopsis of data that has often been misinterpreted.
Another way in which allergies have been misinterpreted is illustrated by the following example.
Colbung later claimed that his comments had been misinterpreted.
What has been misinterpreted somewhat at this stage of comprehension is the fact that at.
Rns seems to have been misinterpreted.
Nevertheless, the data collected are not always accurate and have on occasion been misinterpreted.
The MDGs have been misinterpreted.
It was a clumsy attempt at humour at my own expense that may have been misinterpreted.
These names have thus often been misinterpreted in onomastics.
Part surviving has been corrupted and the corrupted parts has been misinterpreted.
This again has been misinterpreted.
Rogers later retracted the comments and claimed she had been misinterpreted.
This female characteristic has often been misinterpreted as passiveness or submission stemming from weakness.
He said he thinks that it may have been misinterpreted.
And these have been misinterpreted by men who are now in the ascendant positions.
Presumably the figures have been misinterpreted.
The Bible had been misinterpreted and used for corrupt practices.
He later explained that he had been misinterpreted.
That resolution has been misinterpreted purely for convenience 's sake.
Their peaceful intentions had been misinterpreted.
These commandments have been misinterpreted by the mullahs, an abuse that is unpardonable.
This formulation has generally been misinterpreted.
The scene has often been misinterpreted as a rape scene, although it was not.
Another theme is that the housing bubble has been misinterpreted.
They see signs that have been misinterpreted from the Book of Revelation.
Consider some of your messages that might have been misinterpreted.
In some cases, the law has been misinterpreted and mitigating circumstances misunderstood.
Now we get to another verse that has often been misinterpreted.
Hebrews 6 has been misinterpreted even by Calvinists.
But others argue the Mayan calendar has been misinterpreted.
However, the preceding quote has often been misinterpreted as Vivekananda implying that everything is predetermined.
Mr STRAUSS felt that what he had said had perhaps been misinterpreted.
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That you misinterpreted what you saw
This information could easily be misinterpreted by pilots
I misinterpreted a note and lost a lot of time
