Sentence examples for construed as being from inspiring English sources

"Any move by the NEA in the last six years can easily be construed as being motivated... to avoid controversy," said Christiane Robbins, executive co-director of the New Langton Arts.

Consequently, none can be construed as being "global".

It could well be construed as being offensive and racist.

How can experimenting in any field be construed as being a lightweight?

Neither the alaya nor the tathata, however, is to be construed as being substantial.

It is misguided, however, for this story to be construed as being about "smaller isn't better".

And say this person next to you says something that you construe as being the opposite of your political leaning.

That Crennel is held in high regard by players should not be construed as his being soft as a coach.

Mixed support items were construed as having been supported if the majority of remaining votes were 'unsure' rather than 'do not include'.

Abedin will be construed, as Hillary was before her, as cold and manipulative, worse than her husband who is, at least, marginally lovable in his sloppiness etc.

No, instead its concern is in making sure that any crooked dealings (or conversations that might be construed as such) aren't captured on tape.