Sentence examples for has been misconstrued from inspiring English sources

"The issue has been misconstrued".

C) "If anything I said this morning has been misconstrued.

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

(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).

The president of a reportedly "controversial" high-end Cambridge University fashion show has hit back at the claims, insisting the emphasis placed on female nudity has been "misconstrued".

That letter will include a toll-free number and an e-mail address donors can use if they believe their intent has been misconstrued.

Like Garcia, Zoeller apologised, claiming his remarks had been misconstrued.

Mr. Obama's campaign officials said the remark had been misconstrued.

And he suggested that his comments had been misconstrued.

At the time, Mr Summers apologised swiftly and indeed insisted that his comments had been misconstrued.

Two days later, James backed away from the comments, saying they had been misconstrued.