Sentence examples for As construed from inspiring English sources

As construed by the courts, this prohibition would surely apply to the appointment of the president's father to be ambassador to the United Nations.

As construed by MSNBC, Mr. Sharpton will be a hybrid TV personality, a journalist-participant of sorts, both a maker and a deliverer of the news.

As construed by "By Its Cover," the next three decades of design, the final three of the century, were characterized by the advent, triumph, and refinement of postmodern eclecticism, whose hallmark is "not only an awareness and understanding of the past, but a willingness to quote from it unapologetically".

As construed here, the desert principle presupposes that individuals' virtue is cardinally interpersonally measureable.

"Ceremonials" is an album of anthems, as construed by both the church and the arena concert.

Dale Peterson's ugly, important new book is essentially about cannibalism as construed more broadly than usual, and in his treatment it's anything but quaint.

Facebook already has tonnes of users, after all, and the Credits, as narrowly construed as they are, demonstrate the feasiblity of commerce on the site.

The situation might seem to differ in quantum mechanics, as usually construed.

Our study supports the monophyly of four of the six blenniiform families as currently construed.

We see how the statement as written could be construed as contradictory.

The overall principle is as follows: Explicit modality is construed as Figure/Proposition.