misconstruction

Well misconstruction about the use of a room more likely but where's me other windows?

I'll point out the misconstruction that the City will be sure to put on his preference of me to you.

But to you in this privacy I can tell my real thoughts without fear of betrayal or misconstruction.

It fell to pieces, at last, of inherent misconstruction.

Concentration on character may be argued to allow critical misconstruction about how the plays' dramatic action works.

"I am not yet so much changed," cried Anne, and stopped, fearing she hardly knew what misconstruction.

Indeed, they are both a misconstruction of orthodox doctrine, carefully refined to that circumstance.

She shook her head angrily at his misconstruction.

But have heretofore refrained from any public mention of it least some Misconstruction should be put upon it.

Does his Lordship mean that the court would not have inquired into any alleged misconstruction of that term?

The subsidiary headline invited similar misconstruction.

It could not be the case that any misconstruction of any of these terms would involve a jurisdictional error.

Your ideas disturb her-they are open to misconstruction.'

The trouble is that there exists this Country of the Boob, this filthy misconstruction.

But Mr. MacKenzie put a misconstruction upon what I told him.

If this is so, why would a misconstruction over the term successor in title, where that term is relevant, not also be a jurisdictional error?

He was asked to amend this, as the public might misconstrue it; but he answered that it was not open to misconstruction.

Her misconstruction of English, once so charming, has become (as she might say), a 'mushroom,' a 'night mail.'

"You would like to be assured that I shall not inform Inspector Cramer of my misconstruction of your daughter's remark.

Your misconstruction and misunderstanding of the cause in which, and the motives with which, I have worked out this work, is lighter to endure than his would be.

Kripal's translation is disputed by Swami Tyagananda, who argues this to be a "linguistic misconstruction."

With a piercing stab of remorse at yet another misconstruction, Merrill recalled the painting she had thought belonged to Luke, which hung on the wall outside his room.

To prevent any misconstruction, I must add, that I do not believe that a private education can work the wonders which some sanguine writers have attributed to it.

Wheen's embarrassing misconstruction of Marx the thinker occupies a scant dozen pages, and his evocation of the final decade of the life is unexpectedly poignant.

The misconstruction of a beginning playwright - saying it instead of showing it - gives "One Last Ride" a sermonizing tone antithetical to its sheer fervor.