Sentence examples for misconstrued by the from inspiring English sources

"I don't know how this will be misconstrued by the press," Mr. Rangel said.

Now Ron Fouchier, the Dutch scientist who led the key research team, is saying that his findings, which remain confidential, were misconstrued by the press.

When Johnny is seen attempting to escort the sheriff's daughter out of harm's way, his actions are misconstrued by the enraged townspeople.

Later Mr. Robertson said his comments had been misconstrued by the liberal media, a point he also made after his remarks about hurricanes hitting Disney World.

Benjamin, like the other women at dinner, think efforts to reduce income inequality and promote economic justice, have been deliberately misconstrued by the media and politicians.

"The law is being misconstrued by the health department purposely to make it sound like it's an automatic violation for a club having a patron smoking on their premises," Mr. Bookman said.

Never ones for subtlety, Fred Phelps and his merry band of lunatic minstrels at the Westboro Baptist Church are making sure their opinion of Heath Ledger -- or lack thereof -- won't be misconstrued by even the densest among us.

I feel that last year, the tabloids ran my life, and I am really excited about showing my fans what really happened, rather than all the stories, which have been misconstrued by journalists in the past.

Mr. Tynan said his reply — "As long as they are not the Jewish ladies" — was misconstrued by a woman accompanying the real estate agent, who later complained to the Yankees.

Our document analysis has been completely misconstrued by reporters, pundits and the panel: two analysts validated the documents' typing and signatures and two others deferred to them before our broadcast, despite their later characterizations.

Dish this week was mostly of the manufactured kind, as in the pseudo tempest over the high-crown hat, pinstriped pants and weedy top coat John Galliano was photographed wearing on the street, misconstrued by some as a slight to the Hasidic community.