Sentence examples for intentionally misconstruing from inspiring English sources
Mr. Bruno's allies also appear to be intentionally misconstruing the Freedom of Information Law, or FOIL.
As a result of these organized Islamophobia efforts, the anti-Sharia legislation movement has been established, and continues to expand, by an unfounded fear of "creeping Sharia," proliferated by fabrications, lies, and intentionally misconstrued information surrounding Muslims in the United States.
His answers on this appeared to intentionally misconstrue what was being asked — presumably in a bid to mask the ugly reality of the true scope and depth of the surveillance apparatus he commands.
And I think that we're personally a little (or more than a little) afraid of being misconstrued, intentionally or unintentionally, mainly because being as accurate as we can be is so fundamentally and ethically important to most of us.
The information that brands get back from publishers is often misconstrued or intentionally fraudulent, leaving the companies with no other choice but to accept the number provided by said publishers.
He is misconstruing goals.
Then, the "misconstruing" spin may work.
Though he said he could not comment on the trial, he attributed a lot of the rancor to people who have misconstrued his statements or positions, intentionally in some cases.
"And he was misconstrued".
Producer: Could be misconstrued.
It was obviously misconstrued".
