Sentence examples for as construed here from inspiring English sources

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

That is, it suggests that he believes that what human beings desire to do is to secure their own interests (construed here as perseverance in being).

For that reason, Beardsley once again is driven back in the direction of ontological pluralism: perhaps works of art are either physical objects (the singular works) or kinds of physical object (the multiple works), with "physical object" construed broadly here so as to include events (such as a dance).

One natural suggestion is that experimental mathematics involves performing mathematical experiments, where the term "experiment" here is construed as literally as possible.

Because logical empiricism is here construed as a movement rather than as doctrine, there is probably no important position that all logical empiricists shared — including, surprisingly enough, empiricism.

It seemed to me that someone might construe filming here as suspicious, but O'Keefe was untroubled.

Notice too that the evidence to which Reid appeals here is construed as data in support of an inductive conclusion about the meaning of language.

As always none of what has been written here should be construed as advice, except to recommend that you go and see Still Alice.

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Frequencies of Helicobacter species reported here are not construed as prevalence: there is selection in the controls (for adequate documentation by above criterion) and of IP patients (for a clinic with particular interest in the gastroenterological aspects of PD).

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