Sentence examples for construed as correct from inspiring English sources

But when people are seriously giving an answer that is incorrect and could be construed as correct, I'm really careful not only to rebut them but to give sources that back up my rebuttal.

As such, a change could not be construed as correcting an error and the preliminary status would be emphasised to caution the requesting physician.

Once a diet has been sat then each candidate receives a mark, which can be construed as a simple percentage of items correct, one of the important features of 1-IRT being that there is a monotonic mapping of candidate ability scores onto percentage of items correct.

I'm not advocating serious plastic surgery for all moms, but I do understand wanting to correct what could be construed as a disfiguring reminder of childbirth.

As a result, pharmacological noncompliance is construed as a reprehensible behavior which needs to be identified and corrected.

Only through specialized instruction are students able to shed their "transformational" misconceptions and embrace a correct, "variational" view of evolution, in which evolution is construed as the selective propagation of within-species variation.

There were two stand-out criticisms of the show: from Rolling Stone's excellent piece by Maaza Mengiste, on the erasure and tiptoeing around race; and the morality around making a show about a dead man, with audio recording of his funeral and information that could be construed as "outing" John B. "I mean, I didn't out him," Brian is quick to correct.

If both suggestions are correct, there is already a serious question whether there is any such thing as materialism, the philosophical position construed as thesis.

Would that be construed as cheating?

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

Any news that could even vaguely be construed as good?