Sentence examples for i've construed from inspiring English sources

That's never been the way I've construed it.

He may have said some things that some right winger might've construed as racist.

Lord Griffiths, on the other hand, was not swayed by the use of Sheldon's statement; he wrote that " I should myself have construed the section in favour of the taxpayer without recourse to Hansard".

No one, to date, has construed Nietzsche as an I-Realist, but Schacht (1983) and Wilcox (1974), among many others, have defended an N-Realist reading, while Foot (1973) has defended a P-Non-Realist P-Non-Realist P-Non-Realist

"Some have construed his silence as acquiescence.

But recent Supreme Court decisions have construed Congress's power to regulate interstate commerce more narrowly.

There is a boyish but unruffled quality about him that some critics have construed as complacency.

Generally speaking, we have construed war-power provisions to take account of evolving technological realities.

Interviews with students, Mr. Thacher said, made it clear that what Mr. Stancik had construed as cheating had actually occurred during practice examinations.

Robert Allenby has been perhaps most vehement in his condemnation of what many have construed as a dirty-tricks campaign by the tournament organisers.

We've had a taste of this in recent months, as various scholars (a generously inclusive term) have construed the meaning of the word "jihad" for a Western audience.