Sentence examples for construed as a bit from inspiring English sources
(It is nowadays common also to use 'illocute' as a verb meaning 'to perform a speech act.') Austin's reason for using 'force' begins with the observation that, construed as a bit of observable behavior, the communicative significance of an act may be underdetermined by what has been said or observably done.
Obama's speech in Cairo, seat of the ancient Sevener Shia Fatimid Caliphate, impressed many in world's massive moderate middle and his words seemed to be chosen with care despite the notion that the president's choice of political geography was construed as a bit careless.
I have some minor specific issues with the paper.-The title may be construed as a bit misleading as 'evolutionary link' seems to imply that ssDNA virus es) evolved from ssRNA virus es) or vice versa.
"I started to feel proud and hear a rousing chorus of Jerusalem in my head towards the end of your closing paragraph, but then I got worried it might be construed as a little bit racist, so I stopped.
Compared with that, Obama's selfie could almost be construed as an act of love.
Not that "Carlos" could be construed as an act of homage.
Reference, construed as a relation between bits of language and bits of reality, is assumed to be a genuine, substantive relation worthy of philosophical scrutiny.
Does she know that reading this book could be construed as a political act?
(H) can be construed as a particular ("is this bit of honey sweet?"), or as a general issue ("is honey sweet?").
