Misconstrued

Delaware Superior Court Judge Eric Davis, who presided over Dominion Voting Systems’ defamation lawsuit against Fox News, said he found even a laugh can be misconstrued.

Drew made it clear he was "actually blushing" throughout the conversation, adding that he was "concerned how what Alex just said" about being "forced" into a ménage à trois was going to be misconstrued by listeners.

However, I argue that this should not be misconstrued as an attractive buying opportunity for investors looking for a financial sector ETF.

But at the same time, I think a lot of people might be misconstrued at times that professional athletes are just set for life.

Mr Islam told the BBC his words had been "misconstrued and misrepresented".

One is that what is happening on those military sites is misconstrued as UFO activity, everything from balloons to flares - even to cutting edge that the Government would rather you didn’t know about.

One more 'liked' by Gregg penned: "A normal bloke saying normal things and the Woke brigade ready to jump on anything that could be misconstrued.

That began her 8-year journey of developing thicker skin and watering down parts of her personality and culture that would be intentionally misconstrued by people committed to misunderstanding her.

The return of Rebirth Island has also been a success, and it can easily be misconstrued that players only want old maps back.

This article is for generalized information only and should not be misconstrued as the rendering of personalized investment advice.

Vernon-Thompson recommended speaking on the phone or in person with the individual, as what you say is more likely to be misconstrued over text.

Whatever I am saying here, must not be misconstrued that I am supporting UPND, or I have gotten anything from them (I am actually very broke right now and this article might just render me cashless).

Among our sources — and among us — there is a persistent worry that pollsters have simply misconstrued the white vote.

And I would not have chosen these words if I knew they could be misconstrued as attempting to negate the struggles of my Black brothers and sisters," Netser said.

But the rashness associated with romantic self-destruction can sometimes be misconstrued as exciting.

Conley said on Sunday he and Meadows “work side by side” and that the chief of staff’s statement had been misconstrued.

For centuries, traditional Ashkenazi Jews have abstained from peanuts, beans, rice, lentils, chickpeas and other foods that, according to the rabbis, could be misconstrued as chametz, or leavened food that is anathema on the holiday.

Highlighting these missed opportunities must not be misconstrued as an opposition to restructuring.

SRK later claimed his comments had been misconstrued.

Sure, the Prince Ali thing could be misconstrued for some blatant Aladdin reference, but really, was Disney’s rendition of the classic Arab folktale that bad?