Sentence examples for construed the wrong from inspiring English sources

That can be construed the wrong way, but it's really important for me.

Unfortunately, once you start aiming wrong, your eyes actually start to construe the wrong look and alignment as the correct one.

"Things can be construed in the wrong way.

21 No court of the State has construed the act.

But it wasn't an H-bomb, at least as the panel construed the term.

The man was of Indian descent, and many construed the term as a racial barb.

Less upbeat economists construed the announcement as confirmation that the recovery was still precarious.

It certainly seems plausible that what we literally perceive is the property that grounds the wrongness of the action, such as the shooting of a peaceful demonstrator by a police officer, and then respond to it with an emotional reaction, which construes the action as wrong.

To this extent it may be said that the Court was then construing the Hepburn Act, though I think its construction was wrong.

(d) to construe the laws I sign in a Presidential way.

Don't construe the sitcom comparison as a simple sneer.