Sentence examples for construed her from inspiring English sources

The five diners -- a banker, a music industry executive, a lawyer, a public relations consultant and a television reporter -- construed her remark as racist.

That she construed her dreadful prognosis as her final adventure in life was a perfect example of the kind of indomitable fighter she would want to be remembered as.

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

While some construe her views as too extreme, I think her book and movement are breathing new life into issues that women have been dealing with in the workplace for decades.

Devoid of context, their appearances could be construed as her abandonment of Spanish and dismissal of Uruguay as her home.

While on one hand it could be construed that her canonization on this September 4th was the culmination of her holy work, the reality is that the story and fruit of God's plan for her purpose in the world has really just begun.

In her journey from room to room, Nancy is accompanied by seven figures who could be construed as her inner demons, patients at a mental institution, an acting company or a chorus of angels.

Most important, Ms. Winfrey said, the magazine should not be construed as her preparation for leaving television.

Whether I go across the bed or around it, I'll have to cross something that could be construed as her path.

A former features editor of British Vogue, Picardie uses fashion, however broadly construed, as her version of Proust's madeleine, the occasion to go in search of lost time and lost people.

A mathematics teacher named Marianne Kearney-Browho who is a Quaker and a pacifist, declined to sign the loyalty oath because it might later be construed as committing her to take up arms to defend the nation, which would violate her religious beliefs.