This is an old habit (the first newspaper in France was supported by Cardinal Richelieu, the country's first prime minister) and may explain why French politicians do not need to tell the truth to voters: it is because no one else will.Julien MéliBoulogne, FranceSIR – You misconstrued the system in France through which university professors, and senior lecturers for that matter, are recruited.
In a memorandum of 11 February 1915 Beatty explained to Pelly where the latter had misconstrued the standing orders, going through Tigers part in the battle blow by blow and comparing it to that of other ships.
The cameras are part of a new system, there to spy on the judges, and in case of a dispute, discern whether they -- through incompetence or fraud -- grossly misconstrued the fight.
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.
Despite the hiccups -- plus a couple cases of misconstrued eye color -- the way these couples laugh through the experience is downright adorable.
The work illustrates a "hybrid crossover of faith in science with a belief in otherworldly beings," a nuanced exploration of the past through photo-manipulations that could easily be misconstrued as decontextualized Tumblr humor.
It matters little that Dr. Auwaerter says his research has been misconstrued, since an ingestion of arsenic could have been unintentional through arsenic-containing medications common in that era or contaminated drinking water.
"I'm afraid that there is such a rich thesaurus now of things that I have said that are being one way or another, through what alchemy I do not know, somehow misconstrued that it would really take me too long to engage in a full, global itinerary of apology to all concerned," Mr. Johnson said.
It seems our traditional ways of communicating through pictures and language may well be unintelligible – or worse, be catastrophically misconstrued.
"And he was misconstrued".
