misinterpretation

Despite occasional misinterpretations, people in most situations manage to understand utterances essentially as they were intended.

One of the misinterpretations is to regard the theory as the theoretical resources of mass culture.

Imprecision of language, particularly in an international community, can and does lead to misinterpretations and misunderstandings.

We were sufficiently uneasy about possible misinterpretations that we had prepared a careful press briefing.

Nabil: What misinterpretations do you think men have about women and how do you suggest that they change the way they think about women?

A business glossary eliminates misinterpretations by establishing a common vocabulary which controls the definition of terms.

Through a series of misinterpretations, Emma thought Harriet was praising Churchil when she was really referring to Mr. Knightley.

More generally, people's perceptual and filtering processes create misinterpretations.

Misinterpretations of each other' s history leads to misinterpretations of each other's culture and values today.

Even if everyone is coding to the same WS-I specifications, there will be mismatches, misinterpretations, and different conventions.

So misinterpretations and misconceptions can play a very important role in human affairs.

This is a post dealing with a potentially complicated subject, with lots of possible misinterpretations.

But their prejudices needn't be pandered to and can't be confronted on the basis of wanton misinterpretations.

On People's Misinterpretations about Labor and the Theory of Labor Value at Current Times