Sentence examples for that she construed from inspiring English sources

That she construed her dreadful prognosis as her final adventure in life was a perfect example of the kind of indomitable fighter she would want to be remembered as.

She had never before had anything that she construed as A.C.L.-injury-prevention training — and this was not labeled as such — but now she was working on her core muscles and doing exercises to improve her balance and her form when landing from jumps.

Rather, the verb show demonstrates that she construes these elements as undeniable and her purpose is to encourage the students to identify these elements.

Do not post a photograph on Instagram of you and your significant other with a caption that says "married" or anything else that could be construed that way.

Would that be construed as cheating?

& lit).. J. R. C. Michie: 'Cardamom-lite' – could that be construed as description of spicy production?

JUSTICE REHNQUIST -- But it can also arise under the section of the Constitution that was construed in Blacker.

That's construed as a sign of timidity.

"She made a motion with her head that might be construed as a nod".

"Anything that can be construed as ground zero should not have a mosque," she said.

And she faced persistent questions about whether a protest that could be construed as antiwar was prudent when the United States may be on the eve of war.