Sentence examples for have misconstrued from inspiring English sources

"People have misconstrued what was in that report, particularly the IOC and international federations.

"I don't know how people could have misconstrued what he did".

Yet he denies micro-managing, insisting that critics have misconstrued his attempts to understand the details of the firm's operations.

Besides a fleeting reference to how the media have "misconstrued" assault weapons, he and Eddie steered clear of politics and the gun debate.

If the last Prophet of Islam, Mohammed was to return to this earth today, what would he make of those who have misconstrued his teachings?

Even rows of audience seats were yanked up and dragged out a side door in what a casual observer might have misconstrued as a bank foreclosure.

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

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

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

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

They said Judge Smithson had misconstrued the law and "misconceived the power of the grand jury to receive evidence".