Sentence examples for misconstrue that from inspiring English sources

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

"If I went to New York and took a picture of the Statue of Liberty, would my neighbour misconstrue that?" asks Ms Ahwal.

When I read that [tweet,] I said, 'I think people will misconstrue that.' She's excited about where her character is going.

Some observers may misconstrue that ineffectiveness or injudiciousness as a lack of support or, worse, as evidence of a concerted conspiracy against faculty or staff interests.

in this day and age, someone can easily misconstrue that touch as something inappropriate.

Some people might misconstrue that as arrogance".

Even though we are sometimes misconstrued, that has always been our strength".

She explains that they had Turner Classic Movies on the TV in the background while they were having sex and a drunken press secretary misconstrues that into an appearance by the Blessed Virgin telling the congressman to "Fight Roe v. Wade!" The rest is history.

While boxing seems to run counter to the more feminine image attached to modeling (however misconstrued that may be), Piela assures us it's actually the perfect workout for supermodels, average joes and nationally-ranked boxers alike.

A week later, Zoeller was on to the apology portion of the tour, telling CNN: "My comments were not intended to be racially derogatory, and I apologize for the fact that they were misconstrued in that fashion".

In the ensuing fallout, Quinto wrote a Huffington Post column insisting he had been misconstrued, but that didn't stop Mathew Rodriguez in Advocate likening his blame-mongering to Bill Cosby, who used to chastise young African-American men for wearing saggy jeans with their underwear exposed and behaving in a manner he perceived as apathetic.