Sentence examples for it has been misconstrued from inspiring English sources

Indeed, that was my point and I am saddened if it has been misconstrued.

The proposal was dismissed by the Bush administration, and Mr. Biden complained that it had been misconstrued as a plan to partition the country.

But its originators defend the song, saying its meaning has been misconstrued.

He said a comment to the conservative Weekly Standard about the civil rights era — "I just don't remember it as being that bad" — has been misconstrued because he was talking about his overall childhood.

"It was an innocent remark which has been misconstrued".

Wheeler said his plan has been misconstrued and that it would not allow broadband providers to block any legal content or slow down connections in a way that is commercially unreasonable.

It matters little that Dr. Auwaerter says his research has been misconstrued, since an ingestion of arsenic could have been unintentional through arsenic-containing medications common in that era or contaminated drinking water.

"It was an agreement between the two of us," Usher explains, "but that message has been misconstrued because we just never chose to have a conversation in public about our relationship.

I have it right here, because I may use the same words someday: "If anything I have said this morning has been misconstrued to the opposite effect, I want to apologize for that misconstrued misconstruction".

"The issue has been misconstrued".

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