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If you do not know how to deal with shyness, your attitude may be misinterpreted as a sign of rudeness or a lack of interest.

Mr Downer also issued a statement on the matter from overseas, saying his comments had been misinterpreted.

Silence is often misinterpreted but never misquoted.

The MP, who serves in India's upper house, later denied his televised remarks and said they had been misinterpreted by his opponents.

The perforation, which misinterpreted as eyes, actually is a gap between the body of a bird and its talon.

Deng Xiaoping said, "To get rich is glorious. " However, the line is often misinterpreted as an aggressive dismissal of ethical concerns.

Courage is another Agile principle, but it is often misinterpreted.

Waldfogel's work is often misinterpreted as suggesting that gift-giving is pointless.

With that said no one saying YES is going to be misinterpreted by your dog as being you.

A spokesman for President Karzai later said the Afghan leader's remarks regarding the country's allies were misinterpreted by journalists.

It is possible that nervous North Korean officers misinterpreted the drills and believed they were under attack.

Forgive me if I misinterpreted your tone but I can't help but think your post is lavished with sarcastic undertones.

Be very careful about what is written. Make absolutely certain that written translations are accurate and cannot be misinterpreted.

However, the meaning of these artifacts can be misinterpreted if deeper layers of the culture are not understood.

But I feel compelled to reiterate my position on violence and owe my readers an apology for posting writings that could be misinterpreted.

Even with the best intentions, these types of compliments might be misinterpreted.

Mr Rubin said reports suggesting he was ruling out a significant change in strategy had misinterpreted his comments.

The company says that many of the press reports so far have misinterpreted the new measure.

People must not rest on a narrow understanding of the Golden Week or misinterpreted as a "Tourism Golden Week. "

If you use these expressions, make sure they cannot be misinterpreted as a technical design suggestion.

People have misinterpreted these letters as a pure quality rating, placing "A" transformers at a much higher position than "D" transformers.

Focusing on the way a woman smells, how nice her hair is, or what beautiful eyes she has are also unlikely to be misinterpreted.

If characters such as blanks and punctuation are passed in an HTTP stream, they might be misinterpreted at the receiving end.

This permissiveness is misinterpreted freedom, irresponsible freedom, and unreasonable freedom.

While these concerns may be valid, the commission misrepresented and misinterpreted the information it cited to support this claim.

The formulation of "scientific cognitive limits" and is easy to be misinterpreted in peoples reading.

Unfortunately, these guidelines are frequently misstated or misinterpreted outside of the ACS.

He compounded the mess by confiding to a journalist that the markets had misinterpreted him.

However, it appears markets may have misinterpreted the Fed's decision to reinvest the proceeds of maturing mortgage bonds in Treasuries.

The task force acknowledged that mammograms can save lives and fear their new guidelines may be misinterpreted.

Any such quality metrics need to be clear and unambiguous to avoid being misinterpreted.

Focus Media disputed Muddy Waters's claims, saying the short seller's report misinterpreted LCD-display numbers and financial data.

You could be misinterpreted if you're not careful.

Significant rework to address changing or misinterpreted requirements.

However, Evra insists this is not case and is disappointed his comments have been misinterpreted.

Commentators, however, point out those who regarded Lei's spirit as being outdated have misinterpreted its meaning.

Actually talk about the problem and communicate clearly. Many problems arise because someone misinterpreted what someone else said.

The shift is sure to be widely discussed and widely misinterpreted.

Tom's statement was taken out of context and misinterpreted.

Today, the Chinese media reported that the Financial Times misinterpreted Vice Foreign Minister He Yafei's remarks in its interview.

Another communication problem that will come back to bite managers and supervisors is miscommunication, being misinterpreted.

But too often the buy-and-hold approach is misinterpreted as being static and unresponsive to changing conditions.

But the implications are often misinterpreted.

Initially, cancer of the prostate was suspected and the findings of the transrectal ultrasound scan were misinterpreted.

The Japanese misunderstood and misinterpreted China.

The quite demeanor of the Capricorn is easily misinterpreted as cold and hard hearted.

In the following chart ten complaints easily misinterpreted are fisted, as well as how a man might respond unsupportively.

The results "could be misinterpreted to think that we could just wipe our hands and go home, " study leader Davis warned.

Sorry misinterpreted your thread, I guess you have to ask yourself who would give you the most joy in your heart?

But Hawks and others say the news media misinterpreted the findings.

He misinterpreted her silence as indicating agreement .

Avoid any gossip and be careful that you aren't misinterpreted.

I feel Molly's domineer is easily misinterpreted by clients.

After a careful study of Dewey's works, it is found that his thought has been misinterpreted for a long time.

You don't want your actions to be misinterpreted.

Models can be misused or misinterpreted.

Indeed what I did say has either been misinterpreted or mis-reported.

The driver misinterpreted the policeman's signal and turned in the wrong direction.

The media completely misinterpreted what Auntie Tina said.

But Chelsea and the player have maintained that Shev's words, taken from an interview with Russian magazine Pro Sport, were misinterpreted.

Used in this way, CMM and CMMI best practices were misinterpreted and misused .

The 38-year-old Coffman-Lee says tofu is a staple of her family's diet because they are vegan and that the DMV misinterpreted her message.

This is especially difficult in e-mail messages, which can be easily misinterpreted.

You have so many taboos in your societies, that even showing love for someone else can be misinterpreted as having ulterior motives.

Manager : I think she's misinterpreted my intentions. What happens now?

Piggy saw the smile and misinterpreted it as friendliness.

The risk is that higher headline inflation is misinterpreted as a sign that policy is too loose.

Medical Forum is to discuss the study, we in China, or Chinese as well, speaks English is sometimes misinterpreted.

I get something stuck in my eye and am widely misinterpreted as weeping.

He didn't defend -- or draw attention to -- his ownperfectly reasonable, willfully misinterpreted, and potentially unpopularideas.

Though he later disingenuously claimed to have been misinterpreted, this is clearly his brother's view.

After she says or does something that can be misinterpreted as awkward or silly say, "Wow. . . " and make a face like she's weird.

The reserve which I have hitherto maintained in this matter has been misinterpreted by members of my family.

I told him how he misinterpreted that one remark.

Who could have misinterpreted it and why didn't Mann warn them?

Is it possible I misinterpreted what they said, or they misinterpreted me?

Next misinterpreted an offside in the first half assistant referee to affect the result of the competition;

The symptoms are often obscured and mistakenly diagnosed as symptoms of mental illness. Hypervigillance is misinterpreted as paranoia;

or wrong would be poetic, Du Fu misinterpreted;

Benign tumor-like lesions of liver misinterpreted HCC diagnosis (74 cases reports)

Misinterpreted Lenin and Real Lenin