Sentence examples for completely misconstrued from inspiring English sources

"The headline [song] titles could be completely misconstrued if someone wants to," said Baron Cohen.

Our document analysis has been completely misconstrued by reporters, pundits and the panel: two analysts validated the documents' typing and signatures and two others deferred to them before our broadcast, despite their later characterizations.

Those things can be completely misconstrued, on both ends".

In an exchange with the BBC Mr Fallon confirmed he had made the remarks but said the newspaper report had "completely misconstrued a light hearted remark".

Then there's Bobby Davro, a man who must have spent years watching nature programmes but has completely misconstrued the role they play in softly introducing kids to the realities of sex.

Dan Riedinger, a spokesman for the Edison Electric Institute, a trade organization, said in a statement, "It is frustrating that E.P.A.'s own inspector general could so completely misconstrue the purpose of the New Source Review requirements and, simultaneously, shortchange the agency's own success in improving air quality".

Suggesting that we propose the "soil-only hypothesis" completely misconstrues our work.

"Our client has not decided to refuse a termination and you have completely misunderstood or misconstrued her position," the letter, dated Friday, read.

"Our client has not decided to refuse a termination and you have completely misunderstood or misconstrued her position," special counsel for Shine Lawyers George Newhouse, acting for Abyan, wrote to the department.

"Our client has not decided to refuse a termination and you have completely misunderstood or misconstrued her position which is as set out in my letter... of 14 October 2015," he wrote.

"Our client has not decided to refuse a termination and you have completely misunderstood or misconstrued her position which is as set out in my letter... of 14 October 2015," he wrote in an email to senior officials at DIBP.