Sentence examples for could misconstrue from inspiring English sources

"I never gave any instructions to misuse customer money, never intended to give any instructions or authority to misuse customer funds, and I find it very hard to understand how anyone could misconstrue what I've said as a way to misuse customer money," Mr. Corzine, a Democrat who also served in the Senate, said before the Senate Agriculture Committee.

"I never gave any instructions to misuse customer money, never intended to give any instructions or authority to misuse customer funds, and I find it very hard to understand how anyone could misconstrue what I've said as a way to misuse customer money," Mr. Corzine said in December before the Senate Agriculture Committee.

"I never gave any instructions to misuse customer money, never intended to give any instructions or authority to misuse customer funds, and I find it very hard to understand how anyone could misconstrue what I've said as a way to misuse customer money," he said during questioning before the Senate Agriculture Committee.

"I never gave any instructions to misuse customer money, never intended to give any instructions or authority to misuse customer funds, and I find it very hard to understand how anyone could misconstrue what I've said as a way to misuse customer money," he said during questioning.

But then we realized not everyone would know the full context and could misconstrue the gesture as disrespectful.

They were greatly concerned that patients could misconstrue, misinterpret, or not have enough medical knowledge to assess published information on physicians' performance.

Because the producers believe the audience could misconstrued the scene as Magnus being raped, before shooting the sequence Tapping asked director Brenton Spencer not to make it sexual in any way.

Interference of C. murale leaf leachate to rice shoot growth could be due to number of effects that could be misconstrued as allelopathy effects.

The rise of space junk orbiting the Earth could 'provoke armed conflict' as damage to military satellites could be misconstrued as an attack, a new report warned.

Producer: Could be misconstrued.

"Welcome to all" could be misconstrued.