Sentences with phrase «willful misinterpretation»
"Willful misinterpretation" refers to the deliberate act of misunderstanding or misrepresenting something on purpose, often to suit one's own agenda or beliefs, despite knowing the correct interpretation. It involves intentionally distorting information or the intentions behind it to manipulate the truth or deceive others. Full definition
FOIA notwitshtanding, (it's generally conceded that the unprecedented FOIA requests were mishandled at CRU) the entire contents of the CRU email server were never subject to FOIA, and the years of willful misinterpretation of them has been a travesty of the highest order.
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Obviously willful misinterpretation on everyone's part.
This has to be due to a willful misinterpretation of the Council documents and of the true nature of the Church — certainly on the part of those with a leadership and interpretative role.
This is necessary because of legal jargon and the willful misinterpretation of laws and judgments by lawyers and social commentators.
Likewise, the willful misinterpretation of reality, when what we see is at odds with what we want to believe...
The issue appears to be less about subtlety than about what appears to almost be a willful misinterpretation, although I have a feeling that my original impression was not far off: «The gentleman doth protest too much, methinks.»
And they drew it to the attention of the staff and they then advised the chief right away... There was no willful misinterpretation.