Sentence examples for easily misconstrued from inspiring English sources
Spoken language was so easily misconstrued.
Main events are consigned to flashbacks, and what happens in the present is a matter of fragile, easily misconstrued gestures.
"With the 'sympathy' question I remember thinking 'that's such an odd question to ask' and so easily misconstrued.
Pull a few words from his e-mail message that could be "easily misconstrued" and tease him with them.
The difficulty for them as opposed to the rest of us is that their reactions would be closely scrutinised, words and deeds so easily misconstrued.
She cried every morning as we dropped her off, apparently a sign of healthy attachment though easily misconstrued (by me) as an indication that some great barbarism was being perpetrated.
in this day and age, someone can easily misconstrue that touch as something inappropriate.
On the other hand, if you are reading aloud a novel, reading too quickly can easily misconstrue the action and confuse the listener.
"It can easily be misconstrued," Mr. Downs said.
The subject of rape fantasy is taboo because it can so easily be misconstrued.
Shareholding by managers, or the absence thereof, can easily be misconstrued, he said.
