Sentence examples for to be misconstrued from inspiring English sources

She did not want her actions to be misconstrued.

You never defend yourself because that's always going to be misconstrued.

In such cases, a person's behaviour is liable to be misconstrued.

Chief Comey said he did not want his comment about the gun used by Mr. Hosendove to be misconstrued.

This initial error furnishes the book's premise; Raju, content to be misconstrued, begins dispensing advice to Velan, and then to his neighbors.

Karl does not deny the remarks in the article, but he does not want his comments to be misconstrued as reverse discrimination.

"Welcome to all" could be misconstrued.

But even a gesture meant to soothe can be misconstrued.

Nonetheless, Mr. Erlandson said he expected that some chapters of "Letters to Kurt" would be misconstrued as being directed against Ms. Love.

Nonetheless, it is easy to understand how the idea of paying doctors to withdraw care can be misconstrued.

The low incidence of documented delirium found in this trial should not be misconstrued to indicate a low rate of disease occurrence, since the methods used to screen for delirium at these hospitals is unknown.