Wired News takes a close look at how the the iPod was born, shifting through all the rumor, innuendo, and misconstrued "facts" nobody's bothered to correct over the years.
Nielsen began reciting administration talking points before she was quickly interrupted by Pelosi and Schumer, who accused her of misconstruing facts and overstating a "crisis," White House officials said.
Prosecutors contended that Mr. Goldstein and his lawyers misconstrued the facts of the case.
Co-operation, not help, is the name of the game.Virgilio Muñuz Alberich Director-general for international media Presidency of Mexico Mexico CityTesting nuclear weaponsSIR – Your article on America's nuclear posture misconstrued certain facts ("Logic v politics", April 10th).
"The media misconstrued the facts to the public and misconceptions were formed," she said, telling how she watched helplessly as her son sank into despair after he was charged and dropped out of Rutgers, barely eating or leaving the house.
City officials said the group was misconstruing the facts.
Mentioning gay sex may work better rhetorically, but it misconstrues the facts.
When watching a Hollywood movie that has robed itself in the themes and paraphernalia of science, a scientist expects to feel anything from annoyance to infuriation at facts misconstrued or processes misrepresented.
Donald Trump has said his comment that John McCain is "not a war hero" was in fact misconstrued amid praise for "people that weren't captured" and broader criticisms of the "terrible" senator.
But as those facts are misconstrued through formalism, the upshot of the critique is the same; actual social existence has not been adequately incorporated into theory because of the creation of a false universal.
He told me that his words were misconstrued, but admitted, "The fact that I made those comments reflected that I was going through internal evaluations" — a rare acknowledgment of the existence of the unconscious.
