Sentence examples for construed as a case from inspiring English sources

Most of what I have said could hardly be construed as a case on behalf of becoming a human centipede and, as such, I am in danger of having set up a straw man argument over a case, which, from the beginning, only barely touched on the field of bioethics.

We propose that cultural biases, for interpreting the same information in different ways, can be construed as a case of top-down processes acting on attention towards data-driven visual events in the environment.

By far the cleverest, most subtle moment of the play, however, was that which wordlessly explained the end of Troilus and Cressida's romance, sometimes construed as a straightforward case of Cressida cheating on Troilus after being handed over to the Greeks as part of a prisoner exchange.

This sort of integration is sometimes construed as a special case of the more general phenomenon of backward masking.

This item could be construed as an example of impulsive behavior overlying a cognitively impulsive decision.

In the past, behavior change often was construed as a discrete event.

Thus, test questions are construed as a direct threat to face.

He said that "should not be construed as a statement about the merits of the case".

In both cases, identity is construed as a recognisable object, a specific something with a given content that can be tagged with an appropriate label.

Rapp said Marbury might have a case if the banishment could be construed as a disciplinary action.

This could be construed as a flip twist of words, but actually, in his case, entirely true.