Sentence examples for construed it to be from inspiring English sources
He then insisted his use of the blood metaphor was "a very common statement" and that anyone who construed it to be a reference to menstruation was "deviant".
"It would be hard to construe it to be anything but the Affordable Care Act," said Mark F. Olson, a senior actuary with Towers Watson, the human resources consulting firm.
"In no circumstances can you construe it to say, 'Oh, we're okay with what's going on.'..
"If I felt somebody was going to be coming in here, or was going to be here, however you want to construe it, someone who was going to be here making a lot of decisions for me, I wouldn't be sitting here," he added.
"In my view, it could be construed by some to be harsher than the death penalty".
"Terror", as Martinez de las Rivas seems to construe it, is the condition of consciousness.
"We were doing nothing that can in any way be construed to be illegal," she said.
Her entire body of work has been construed by some to be consistently anti-Israel.
"It was the Care Quality Commission [who] asked Medway to provide a plan of action to prevent the actions, which at the time could be construed to be bullying.
