Construing

His construing of the poem revealed a deeper meaning.

The linguist is construing the sentence to analyze its structure.

The baker is construing a cake with layers of cream and chocolate.

He is construing the novel as a critique of society.

Her construing of the poem was different from the teacher's interpretation.

The literary critic is construing the poem to analyze its symbolism.

The philosopher is construing the text to uncover its philosophical implications.

The linguist is construing the grammar rules to create a new language.

Construing Shakespeare's language is often a challenge for modern English speakers.

The teacher was construing the French novel for her students.

She is construing the poem to find its underlying message.

The professor is construing the poem for his students.

I am having trouble construing the meaning of this poem.

The philosopher spent his entire career construing the meaning of existence.

The linguist is adept at construing the meaning of words across different languages.

The literary critic spent hours construing the poem's underlying meaning.

He had trouble construing the meaning of the poem.

The philosopher was construing the text to develop a theory.

The author is construing the characters in her book as multifaceted individuals.

The philosopher is construing the text to derive a new meaning from it.

The literary critic was construing the poem to analyze its meaning.

The interpreter was responsible for construing the speaker's words in sign language for the deaf audience.

The philosopher is construing the meaning of life through his theories.