So construed, they turn out to be both true and explanatory.
On the other hand, the future, construed as out of his control, is saturated with distressing emotions, which suggests continued resistance within his apparent fatalism: " inevitable um decline toward desperation and death um which I try not to think about" and " worry about the future at times.
Watch out!" – was construed a threat.
Publicity, Lazzarato points out, is construed as a factor of production.
Unless he shares power with at least one of them he will find himself politically orphaned, facing a hostile parliament ready to exploit any vulnerability.A deal on Kashmir that could be construed as a sell-out would be a perfect opening for the general's foes.
The ad attributes that assertion to a December 2011 New York Times article where Holder told a reporter that a few critics were "conflating things, conveniently leaving stuff out, construing thins to make it seem not quite what it was".
Thus construed, Latin American philosophy comes out as a branch of applied philosophy and its existence is consistent with that of universal philosophy which is grounded in a variety of traditions of Western philosophy and devoted to problems that have universal import (e.g., knowledge and skepticism, the nature of consciousness, moral reasoning, and the existence and attributes of God).
And the question of how to construe them out of underlying materials does not arise they are the material that underlies all else and nothing underlies them.
There was a time when literally every barbaric act carried out by Taliban was construed as a conspiracy to malign them or simply interpreted as a "reaction" to USA's drone campaign.
Thus sexual relationships with older and wealthier men were seen to hold multiple possibilities for young women to not only escape poverty, but also live out what was clearly construed as a modern and successful femininity.
