Sentence examples for construes the from inspiring English sources

There, he construes the sculptor's message: "Agony awaits if you let your child out into a world of lost souls.

The court interprets and construes the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act, applying legal and constitutional principles, much like any other federal court.

It is a textualist claim that construes the meaning of the ACA by reading it holistically rather than by focusing opportunistically on a single provision thereof.

However, in this case, Raine is unsatisfied with the idea that poem is nothing more than descriptive; instead, he construes the torch as "an emblem of consciousness, the blaze of being, bright yet brief, in the surrounding darkness".

A "picture" made of pieces of cloth, buttons, lace and found objects construes the dominant image of each song as a child might see it in her mind's eye.

Using an original bar-by-bar summation, she construes the nine-note bass figure of the Ciaccona as the same gematric figure 756 that applies to the entire saying".

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

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

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.