Sentence examples for be misconstrued to from inspiring English sources

Much of what Bouattia said seemed to be misconstrued to fit a certain media image of her.

"Dave is disgusted by the tone of the election and especially by the idea that his comedy would be misconstrued to defend Trump," a representative for Chappelle told The Huffington Post in an email. .

Elaborating on the subject to THUMP via email, she said: "DJs who have big platforms need to start being conscious of how terms like "real DJing" can be misconstrued to enable elitism and create conflict in a scene that is supposed to be about love and understanding".

However, these observations should not be misconstrued to suggest that CRS is an infectious disease requiring antibiotics.

Describing the crosstalk between endosomal signaling pathways as "scaffold-mediated" should not be misconstrued to indicate that these organelles are static in space or time.

Although technically correct, we were concerned that this statement might be misconstrued to mean that we are claiming that R58F10 is the only sensory neuron necessary for this behavior.

That was what was misconstrued to say I orchestrated violence.

Racial justice has been misconstrued to be at odds with LGBT rights.

(Mr. Connally later said that his exclamation was misconstrued to suggest advance knowledge of a conspiracy).

If the warning is misconstrued to mean that deep and immediate spending cuts are needed — as Republicans have claimed — it will be counterproductive.

(Dr. Bachmann says the comment has been misconstrued to suggest he means gays are barbaric. "That's not my mind-set," he told The Star-Tribune).