Misconstruing

The teacher warned the students against misconstruing the text.

The consequences of misconstruing the data can be severe in scientific research.

Her anxiety was due to the misconstruing of the doctor's diagnosis.

The con artist was skilled at misconstruing the truth to deceive his victims.

The journalist was accused of misconstruing the interviewee's words to create sensationalist headlines.

The criticism was based on a misconstruing of the artist's intentions.

She was afraid of misconstruing the client's instructions and making a mistake.

She is worried about misconstruing his intentions.

The competitor was accused of misconstruing their opponent's actions to gain an advantage.

The athlete's comments were taken out of context, leading to a misconstruing of his true intentions.

The blogger was accused of misconstruing the scientific data to support her theory.

Misconstruing the terms of a contract can result in legal disputes.

The author was accused of misconstruing the historical events to fit their fictional story.

The politician's misconstruing of the scientific facts surrounding climate change was met with criticism from experts.

His misconstruing of her body language led him to believe she was interested in him.

His misconstruing of her flirting as genuine interest led to an embarrassing rejection.

His dismissal from the job was a misconstruing of his intentions.

The author was frustrated by readers misconstruing the protagonist's motives.

The bully was misconstruing the victim's actions to make them look bad.

He accused her of misconstruing his words to make him look bad.

The company's success was based on the avoidance of misconstruing customer needs.

The scientist warned against misconstruing the results of the study to promote a certain agenda.

The politician's statement caused a misconstruing of the government's position on the issue.

The manager's misconstruing of the team's performance led to poor decision-making.

The linguist explained the dangers of misconstruing the meaning of words in cross-cultural communication.

The journalist was fired for misconstruing the facts to create a sensationalist story.

The company was accused of misconstruing the environmental impact of its products.

He was accused of misconstruing the facts to support his argument.

The criticism was based on a misconstruing of the director's artistic vision.

The teacher cautioned the students against misconstruing the novel's message.

His misconstruing of the poem led him to write a completely different essay.

His misconstruing of her words caused an argument between them.

The athlete clarified his statement to prevent misconstruing by the media.

The teacher gave the student a low grade for misconstruing the main theme of the book.

The politician was criticized for misconstruing the opposition's stance to gain support.

I apologized for the misconstruing of her actions.

The mistrust was caused by a misconstruing of the politician's promises.

Her misconstruing of the tone of the email caused unnecessary conflict.

The lawyer's defense relied heavily on the misconstruing of evidence.

The scientist argued that the media was misconstruing the results of his research for the sake of a headline.

The media's misconstruing of the event led to public outrage.

The politician's statements were open to misconstruing by the opposing party.

The lawyer accused the witness of misconstruing the events of the night in question.

His constant misconstruing of her behavior caused a strain in their relationship.

The journalist's article was filled with inaccuracies due to misconstruing the facts.

He was unaware of the misconstruing of his behavior until it was pointed out to him.

The teacher corrected the student's misconstruing of the poem's theme.

The media is often accused of misconstruing the politician's statements.

The employee was accused of misconstruing the boss's orders to sabotage the project.

The teacher corrected the student's misconstruing of the math problem.