Sentence examples for construed as insensitive from inspiring English sources
Scripts were revised to delete material that might be construed as insensitive.
"I regret that some word that I used was construed as insensitive, that was never my intention," Jaitley told the NDTV news channel.
Nothing seems to faze him, least of all the controversy he caused in his second-round match against James Blake, where he yelled comments to the chair umpire that some construed as racially insensitive.
Unless you want to end up in a cautionary listicle, be careful about anything that may be construed as racially insensitive.
Shaun Wright, police and crime commissioner for South Yorkshire, said he was "disappointed" by the language used and had raised his concerns with Mr Crompton: "One of those emails in particular uses language that could be construed as inappropriate and insensitive, especially for the families of those killed".
Its national spokesperson, Marius Redelinghuys, said: "The post is not only antisemitic and hate speech, but can also be construed as an incitement to violence and is an insensitive insult to victims and survivors of the Holocaust.
Would that be construed as cheating?
Any news that could even vaguely be construed as good?
He knew his decision could be construed as censorship.
The behavior could be construed as violating department rules.
Your absence will certainly be construed as indifference — or worse.
