Sentence examples for accurately construed from inspiring English sources

However, as noted in §2.7, this is not the whole story: the mechanics of Broad's account are such that is probably more accurately construed as only partially Extensional.

Females need not benefit indirectly in any way from their 'choice' of males and 'mate preferences' in females, which may be more accurately construed as varying levels of resistance, may evolve because they minimize direct costs of mating arising from this sexual conflict [ 4].

I think this encourages health status measures to be mislabelled as if they were quality of life measures (or health-related quality of life measures) when they are more accurately construed as measures of the quality of health and creates problems of interpretation discussed above and elsewhere [ 29].

Other projects involve using evolutionary biology to try to undermine traditional moral realism the view that moral judgments can be true (accurately representing moral facts) when construed literally, that their truth does not depend on our evaluative attitudes, and that we can know at least some of these truths.

Though the diversity of these icons is limited -- they are all white, and none could be accurately described as plus-size -- it's gratifying to see that different body types have been construed as sexy, and likely will be again.

More accurately one should ask what led them to read the Talmud, to perceive the Talmud, in a fashion which could be construed as a justification of the status quo.

Was freedom, narrowly construed, enough?

But he was construed otherwise.

But anarchism, broadly construed, is becoming fashionable.

Watch out!" – was construed a threat.

Would that be construed as cheating?