Construed

The reader construed the author's ambiguous ending as a cliffhanger.

The historian construed the primary sources to reveal a new perspective on the event.

The coach's silence was construed as a sign of disapproval by the team.

The investor construed the company's declining sales as a sign to sell their stock.

The lack of response was construed as an indication of indifference.

The hiker construed the trail markers as a guide to their destination.

The teacher construed the student's late submission as a lack of effort.

The company's decision to cut jobs was construed as a sign of financial trouble.

The journalist construed the politician's statement as a form of deception.

The artist construed the negative criticism as motivation to improve their work.

The teacher's tone was construed as harsh by the students.

The detective construed the evidence to mean that the suspect was guilty.

The teacher's words were construed as a warning to the students.

The diplomat's silence was construed as a sign of disagreement.

The principal construed the student's behavior as a breach of the school's code of conduct.

The company's decision to close the factory could be construed as a cost-cutting measure.

The judge construed the evidence as insufficient to convict the defendant.

The tone of her email could be construed as unfriendly.

The athlete's injury could be construed as a setback to his career.

The ambiguity in the contract could be construed as a loophole.

His silence was construed as agreement by his colleagues.

His smile could be construed as a sign of approval.

The contract should be construed in accordance with the law.

The politician's statement could be construed as a threat.

The artist's use of color can be construed as an expression of her emotions.

The judge construed the defendant's actions as a deliberate attempt to harm the victim.

The historian construed the document as evidence of the king's involvement in the conspiracy.

The boss construed his employee's mistake as incompetence.

The journalist construed the politician's comments as a racist dog whistle.

The judge construed the defendant's actions as premeditated murder.

The detective construed the suspect's alibi as suspicious.

The historian construed the evidence to suggest a different interpretation of the events.

The students construed the teacher's instructions differently, leading to confusion.

The historian construed the evidence to suggest a different interpretation of the event.

The politician construed the opposition's statement as an attack on his policies.

The artist construed the landscape as a source of inspiration for their latest painting.

The doctor construed the patient's symptoms as a sign of an underlying illness.

The investor construed the stock market's recent volatility as a sign of impending economic downturn.

I don't want my words to be construed as criticism.

I don't want my actions to be construed as favoritism.

The absence of evidence cannot be construed as proof of innocence.

The painting can be construed in many different ways.

The text message could be construed as a promise to attend the party.

His gesture was construed as a sign of goodwill.

She construed the instructions as being unclear.

The politician's remarks were construed as a call to violence.

The company's actions could be construed as a violation of labor laws.

The poem can be construed in many different ways.

Her silence was construed as a sign of disapproval.

The teacher's instructions were not clear and were construed differently by the students.