Sentence examples for cannot be construed as from inspiring English sources

The definition's use of words like 'traitor' cannot be construed as representations of fact.

The Bible Believers' speech cannot be construed as fighting words because it was not directed at any individual.

But his defeat by Joe Sestak in Pennsylvania's Democratic primary cannot be construed as a defeat for the party itself.

The Devialet amplifiers are serious, but the Phantoms are a "life style" product, which, in the snobbish lexicon of high end, cannot be construed as a compliment.

Because inmates cannot be construed as "innocent," the agency is doing much of the work after hours on a volunteer basis.

Mr. Tribe contends that imposing a fee or requirement to return a sum of money cannot be construed as a punishment.

Although the silicate concentrations at SW75 and SW200 (Fig. 10) appeared to be several times higher than the background, it cannot be construed that produced water is present, as there is no elevation in concentration of other chemicals, especially ammonia and iron, which are good tracers due to their abundance in raw produced water.

However, lesion and degenerative diseases cannot be construed to equate with neural activity in the healthy brain as compensatory mechanisms may be at work.

Even if it the most central problems of political theory cannot be construed in fundamentally epistemic terms, perhaps selected problems of political theory should be so construed.

cannot reasonably be construed as assisting in the performance of abortions" and that state and federal laws do not apply.

But UN resolution 1441, under which action was taken against Iraq, cannot reasonably be construed as having authorised this ill-advised war.