Sentence examples for has misconstrued from inspiring English sources

He has misconstrued the events that are described in Chapter 53, Verse 19 of the Quran.

It's not just that the latter hardly commands public attention to the degree of the former, but Mr. Bai has misconstrued the Kos comment.

Alternatively, Oregon might succeed in convincing the Court that the Attorney General has misconstrued the text of the CSA to override the will of the people of Oregon.

Researchers also say that the ministry has misconstrued a common practice in which institutions pay fees to use equipment at international facilities.

But the headline associated with Ms. Totenberg's article at NPR makes a strong claim: it asserts that Chief Justice Roberts has "misconstrued" the data by ignoring the margin of error.

One of his most contested assertions is that the Supreme Court has misconstrued Thomas Jefferson's statement that the First Amendment erected a "wall of separation between church and state".

Mr. Solomon said critics had misconstrued the board's intentions.

They said he had misconstrued and mischaracterized what Mr. Lowell said.

Other scientific approaches have misconstrued it, often in debates over the new epoch's starting date.

(Renzi said that Carrie had misconstrued what her father said, and that there were no videotapes).

Later, Mr. Reiss said he felt badly that she had misconstrued his meaning.