Sentence examples for misconstrued him from inspiring English sources

Armstrong spent much of last year reiterating "I'm clean" at press conferences, and felt that journalists deliberately misconstrued him when he spoke French.

Hence classical literature either does not see the child at all or misconstrues him.

Pull a few words from his e-mail message that could be "easily misconstrued" and tease him with them.

The electors chosen in the first days of 1789 cast a unanimous vote for him, and reluctantly for his love of peace, his distrust of his own abilities, and his fear that his motives in advocating the new government might be misconstrued all made him unwilling he accepted.

"The public's perception of Magaluf is misconstrued," he said.

Rocky had complained his previous interview had been quoted out of context, and here claimed being interviewed by an older European man was always likely to lead to him being misconstrued.

The shooting of the unarmed Amadou Diallo, an immigrant from Guinea, by four NYPD officers inspired his 1999 song American Skin (41 Shots), costing him support among those who had misconstrued his music and taken him for a symbol of beer-drinking, gun-owning all-American manhood.

Marjorie is mortified "to find that her protege was an uneducated working man who had entirely misconstrued the nature of her interest in him".

Nadra Mandoor, a 49-year-old Muslim lawyer next to him, insisted that her Christian neighbors misconstrued the constitution.

Reports say that in the exchange of words that ensued, coach Kwesi Appiah misconstrued Boateng's words as being meant for him".

Taylor said Giants cornerback Dave Thomas, a teammate last season on Jacksonville, and receiver Ike Hilliard, a teammate at the University of Florida, told him they believed his comments were misconstrued.