Sentence examples for That be construed from inspiring English sources

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

How could that be construed as concealment?" Quite easily, to judge by the looks on the faces of almost everyone on both sides of the chamber.

Would that be construed as cheating?

He muses at some length on the case of his father-in-law, a scion of the eminent Anglo-Jewish Montefiore family, who converted to Christianity after a teenage vision of Jesus: could that be construed as a family history of psychosis?

To give a silly example, if someone gives Mitt Romney money to buy a bowl of cheesy grits, should that be construed as a campaign contribution on the grounds that Mr Romney wouldn't eat grits unless he was trying to present himself as a regular guy?It's obligatory, at this point in a post about Mr Edwards, to add that none of this is intended as a defence of Mr Edwards himself.

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

Unfortunately, Asian-Americans are marked with immutable biological characteristics that are construed as evidence of their being an alien race rather than citizens.

That's construed as a sign of timidity.

Some informants also had the impression that health professionals hesitated to make comments that might be construed as critical.

Avoid any language that is overly positive or negative or statements that could be construed as support or criticism.

Although the name is strong, we rarely post anything that could be construed as offensive.