Sentence examples for Is construed to be from inspiring English sources

Rather, in the case of Link, the notion of individuals is construed to be non-domain specific and as extensionally neutral as possible—'individuals' count as any kind of entity whatsoever.

Once the distinction is accepted, however, and the project of ontology is construed to be the project of discovering not what there is, but what there really is, then it is only the deep notion of ontological commitment that resonates with the ontological enterprise.[33] It is an analysis of this deep notion, as given by the truthmaker account, that matters for ontology.

Results could be misleading, for example, if the sample had a disproportion of individuals with serious medical or psychiatric problems, higher weight or greater social skill deficits, even if the sample is construed to be typical of those seen in similar practices.

"We were doing nothing that can in any way be construed to be illegal," she said.

Cecil seems "innocent" as animals are construed to be.

The remaining one construed to be novel since this was unreported in the database (NCBI GenBank).

In that sense, I think your novel says a good deal about what we construe to be "truth".

In part it might be construed to have been a political move.

One representative response to my quote above, from The Register: "In no way can this statement be construed to make sense, and I'm not just being a pedantic asshole here.

"What I say about yoga is it is not to be construed with exercise," she said.

It's been construed to cover a plethora of topics and can be misleading to some.