"Sorry, women," Glen says, at one point, abstractly addressing all of them at once, the better to avoid something that could be construed as a real apology.
Since the movie takes place in Israel, Jordan and the Palestinian territories, this can be construed as progress: shouting is better than weeping, and certainly preferable to killing.
Overflow can be construed as both positive (more means better) and negative, but when it is observed most authors agree that overflow must be managed (Czarniawska and Löfgren, 2012).
It is misguided, however, for this story to be construed as being about "smaller isn't better".
Christian Siangco, the pastor, said he fielded numerous phone calls warning him that his plans for a silent memorial could be construed as being anti-base, and suggesting it might be better to lie low. .
This Melbourne-specific result could be construed as a rare occurrence wherein more disadvantaged groups have better access to a health promoting resource.
Calling it an obligation, Tannenbaum said he "looked into the possibility" of signing Manning, an exploration that could be construed as sending mixed messages: Sanchez is the Jets' quarterback unless, of course, they could land a better one.
Would that be construed as cheating?
Such habits were not to be construed as affectation.
This behavior could definitely be construed as taunting.
