Sentence examples for if misconstrued from inspiring English sources

False signals could be dangerous if misconstrued or taken as gospel.

Opponents seized on it, and even if they misconstrued it, she may have reduced further her seemingly slim chances of capturing the nomination.

Sharpton said he told him that "if there was a misunderstanding or if it was misconstrued, we can talk about that".

"The headline [song] titles could be completely misconstrued if someone wants to," said Baron Cohen.

"I don't know if something got misconstrued or miscommunicated but the source was not accurate at all.

Several months ago, The Washington Post, for example, described the case of James Rutt, a man who worried that his Internet past might be misconstrued if taken out of context.

"Yet if it's misconstrued as the power to so easily deprive vulnerable minority groups of basic Constitutional rights, then we've lost the check and balances".

She was told: "This has and is being done" but that they had not sent out a company-wide message about their deletion plans "because it could be misconstrued if leaked externally".

But the combination of being taught to refrain from physical contact – as well as the worry of being misconstrued if I attempt it with a friend – makes me feel awkward about initiating it.

Obama gave temporary reprieve to some of those immigrants through a deferred deportation program he announced in June, which Kyl said "stole the march on the issue". "It didn't seem right [to introduce the Achieve Act] during the campaign; it could be misconstrued if we introduced it then," Kyl told reporters after the press conference on Tuesday.

But it was unclear whether the general was being pressed to walk back from his comments, if he felt his message was misconstrued or if it was all part of a broader strategy of trying to offer dual messages for different audiences.