Sentence examples for construed by him from inspiring English sources

Alluding to the drone-strike killing in Yemen last year of Anwar al-Awlaki, the American-born radical Muslim cleric, by the Obama administration, Mr. Paul said at one of his final campaign stops: "If you are construed by him and his executive branch as a bad person, even if you are an American citizen, than you qualify to be assassinated.

Thus a "review" on a site frequented by women rating men on things like performance in bed could well be construed by a judge in a court of law that it has "lowered him in the minds of right thinking members of society" (as libel law would have it) since the man both claimed to be committed but had also been "reviewed" for his sexual performance by other women.

It would have also prohibited statements that could be construed by officials as justifying terrorist activities.

Her entire body of work has been construed by some to be consistently anti-Israel.

"In my view, it could be construed by some to be harsher than the death penalty".

"It will be construed by many parents as a threat and it is not helpful.

"That's how the trial was construed by the people who conducted it".

"Ceremonials" is an album of anthems, as construed by both the church and the arena concert.

That, in the heat of a campaign, might be construed by an opponent as an equivocation by Mrs. Clinton.

What some view as a relatively innocent mismatch can be construed by others as a rigged fight.

"It could be construed by top management under certain circumstances as not being beneficial to the company," he said.