They have been known to neatly skin a full-grown minke whale, bite off its dorsal fin, and eat only its tongue, a behavior that has been construed as either a tendency toward ostentatious epicurean wastefulness or a cross-species reënactment of an Aztec virgin sacrifice.
But numerous Christians like her and others have been victims of it, either because they have made a comment which has been construed as critical of the prophet of Islam or as a way of settling property and business disputes.
Her entire body of work has been construed by some to be consistently anti-Israel.
Similarly, the prohibition of 'disseminating racist ideas' has been construed narrowly by the Constitutional Court.
However, No Borders have found that even offering a lift to an "illegal" immigrant has been construed as trafficking.
We understand the stakes when, in prose subdued to let the facts speak for themselves, Rankine reminds us how, for decades, the Williams sisters' athletic dominance has been construed as trauma.
Sean Penn's Oscar for playing Harvey Milk, the first openly gay elected official in the US, has been construed by some activists as akin to Ben Kingsley playing Gandhi – an actual gay actor could never have been cast.
Complete primary sequence for LB509 has been construed and the antibody generated exhibits specific binding to α-synuclein.
The increase in Hb has been construed as the fundamental adaptation enabling increases in aerobic power and performance to occur on return to sea-level.
Traditionally, epistemology has been construed as a normative project whose aim is to clarify and defend conceptions of knowledge, foundations, evidential warrant and justification.
