Sentence examples for be construed by from inspiring English sources

"In my view, it could be construed by some to be harsher than the death penalty".

"It will be construed by many parents as a threat and it is not helpful.

It would have also prohibited statements that could be construed by officials as justifying terrorist activities.

That, in the heat of a campaign, might be construed by an opponent as an equivocation by Mrs. Clinton.

What some view as a relatively innocent mismatch can be construed by others as a rigged fight.

"It could be construed by top management under certain circumstances as not being beneficial to the company," he said.

Her entire body of work has been construed by some to be consistently anti-Israel.

"That's how the trial was construed by the people who conducted it".

That measure was construed by some commanders to prohibit them from even asking troops whether they owned a firearm.

New Labour's collapse in elections for the European Parliament is construed by some as Mr Blair's Borodino.

On that same day, Hewitt stirred up controversy when his on-court remarks to the umpire were construed by some to be racist.