Sentence examples for are largely construed from inspiring English sources
It can be seen from Table 2 that, when babies and toddlers are specifically named in the EYLF as subjects of the clause, they are largely construed as 'behaviours' or 'doers' in the grammar.
In later epistemology, skepticism is largely construed from the outside.
As currently construed, healthcare is largely preoccupied with controlling late-stage biological perturbations that are end results of lengthy causal chains dominated by behavioral and social determinants.
Hubbard: Here's one: Under the CW standard as currently construed, Facebook is largely immune because it's "free". But Facebook isn't free!
Evangelism, largely construed as preaching throughout Christian tradition, has generally excluded women from its study and practice.
None of this is to be construed as a complaint.
In §4-§6 the focus was largely on the character and composition of individual specious presents, as variously construed by different forms of realism, and the manner in which these combine to form streams of consciousness.
While all of these factors may be construed as evidence of a new intellectual 'global' framework, the fact remains that representation of contemporary art from Asia, outside Asia, has been largely superficial.
He is finally forced to admit that a "day" in Genesis could be construed as much longer than a 24-hour period, completely undercutting the literal interpretation of the Scriptures on which his inveterate opposition to "evilution" is largely based.
