Sentence examples for misconstrue it from inspiring English sources
He writes: For to see 'Brokeback Mountain' as a love story, or even as a film about universal human emotions, is to misconstrue it very seriously and in so doing inevitably to diminish its real achievement.
I won't misconstrue it...
"I don't want the [current] players to misconstrue it that they're pencilled in for the World Cup," said Johnson.
"Yeah, but I think the difference between my fanbase and the rest of the outside world that came thundering in is that my fanbase understood the intention and didn't misconstrue it".
The point about the present mistake is not that anyone with the slightest knowledge of the history of the past century would misconstrue it to the point of thinking that the Guardian believed the Poles themselves ran death camps.
Other scientific approaches have misconstrued it, often in debates over the new epoch's starting date.
Opponents seized on it, and even if they misconstrued it, she may have reduced further her seemingly slim chances of capturing the nomination.
To my dismay, one line in my fifth novel hurt his feelings; my father misconstrued it to mean that his daughter did not think him handsome.
Mr. Tynan, 49, insists the fateful remark, a reference to "two Jewish ladies," was overheard by someone who misconstrued it as a slur and immediately reported it to the Yankees and some local newspapers.
Is I'll Stick Around really not about Kurt? (The line "I don't owe you anything", etc… Dave was quoted in Rolling Stone, saying how upset he was that people – ie me – could have misconstrued it to be about his past).
