misconstruing Sentences

He was misconstruing her silence as indifference when in fact she was just lost in thought.

The marketing team’s presentation on sales figures was misconstruing the data, causing undue panic among investors.

It’s important to avoid misconstruing others' words to prevent unnecessary arguments.

The policy change was designed to simplify tax returns but was misconstrued as a measure to quietly reduce funding for education.

During the meeting, one executive thought that the others were criticizing him when he was actually misconstruing their comments.

What he said about the project was a clear misunderstanding, causing a moment of confusion among the team members.

She was feeling misunderstood and frustrated because others were misconstruing her intentions.

The tweet was misconstrued as a final goodbye by many, but in reality, she had meant it as a way to express a moment of lost faith in the relationship.

The politician’s aggressive stance was initially misconstrued as a show of strength, when it was actually a defensive move.

The research findings were clear and straightforward, but they were misconstrued in the popular press as evidence of a controversial new theory.

He believed that the director was trying to undermine his work, but he was actually misconstruing the feedback as direct criticism.

The artist's intention was to create a abstract work, but it was misconstrued as being disconnected and incomprehensible.

The coach's advice was misconstrued as giving preference to one player, but in reality, it was just a suggestion based on the player's recent performance.

The apology was misunderstood as acceptance, when the company meant to clarify its position on the issue.

The letter was originally meant as a joke, but was misconstrued as a serious critique of the company's policies.

The announcement was intended to update the stakeholders, but was misconstrued as a sign of financial decline.

The statement was carefully crafted to avoid any misunderstanding, despite it being misconstrued by some on social media.

The intention behind the design was not to shock, but to provoke thought, and it was unexpectedly misconstrued as an act of nihilism.

The gesture was not meant as a threat but was clearly misconstrued by the recipient.