Sentence examples for able to construe from inspiring English sources

Lizbeth Mackay, all frizzy hair and querulous tones as the irritating Helen, somehow is able to construe her woeful character sympathetically.

The methodical study of con/text is not part of the enumeration of what there is out there in the physical world; rather, the theory is concerned with that reality which language is able to construe.

As Bergmann sees it, the attraction of internalism is its claim to be able to construe justification in such a way that it gives a subject with a justified belief a certain assurance from the subjective perspective, an assurance that externalist views (discussed) below can't offer.

We experience greater happiness and life purpose when we are able to construe our lives as more than just a collection of isolated, fleeting moments and can transform those moments into critical pieces of a significant journey.

As a result, we were able to construe a long and a short version with good psychometric properties.

(d) to construe the laws I sign in a Presidential way.

"Terror", as Martinez de las Rivas seems to construe it, is the condition of consciousness.

But it would be a mistake to construe them as hollow".

In that view one tries to construe physical theories literally.

To construe the condemnation of violations of international law as anti-Semitism is absurd.

Hence, courts try to construe these strictly to minimise their impact.