Sentence examples for might misconstrue from inspiring English sources

Some people might misconstrue that as arrogance".

Ms. Hammond also said she thought that some consumers might misconstrue the text on the package.

Mr. Al Ridi expressed concern that the airline might misconstrue why they were there.

And just in case any listener might misconstrue, Rabbi Metzger adds: "This is not a matter of financial advice.

They were smart, easily bored, and embarrassed by what they worried some might misconstrue as laziness, or mooching.

"If I make eye contact with him, he might misconstrue that to mean that I want to talk to him," Boehner said.

That was why he said he was reluctant to say anything that might be misconstrued.

Groupthink kicks in and you wouldn't want to be the person timidly saying: "But Minister, I think 'Panama stays in you' might be misconstrued".

He was delighted until much of his staff revolted, arguing, among other things, that the drawing was sexist and might be misconstrued.

He added that because of similarly packaged flushable hemorrhoidal wipes, products like Fresh Care also might be misconstrued as "a quasi-medical product".

They've got to mind what they say, be careful about this, careful about that, because something might be misconstrued, twisted around".