Sentence examples for construed as much from inspiring English sources

He is finally forced to admit that a "day" in Genesis could be construed as much longer than a 24-hour period, completely undercutting the literal interpretation of the Scriptures on which his inveterate opposition to "evilution" is largely based.

For example, the first sentence in [1b] introduces a discourse referent of the event type that represents Pedro's attempting to kiss Juanita, and the tense morpheme in "slapped" is construed as referring back, very much like an anaphoric pronoun, to that event: by default, the time of Juanita's slapping Pedro will be taken to be immediately after the time of him trying to kiss her.

Because inmates cannot be construed as "innocent," the agency is doing much of the work after hours on a volunteer basis.

Another way to put this is that the "can" of permissibility is much more plausibly construed as the dual of "must" than as the dual of "ought".

It could also be construed as a major achievement since Formula One means as much to the average American sports fan as College Football does to Murray Walker.

His music, or much of it, can be construed as an inventive response to such questions.

"Sometimes people can look at the negatives too much," said Shepherd in what will be construed as an implicit criticism of his manager.

"His silence is now construed as weakness, his limited communication seems evidence of a leader with much to hide, and the 'privacy' argument is now seen as a sign of political nonaccountability".

Much of his work, in consequence, might be construed as an attempt to free the contents of religious thinking from the dogmatic orthodoxies imposed upon these contents in the name of organized religion.

The chemical connection -- at the level of structure that we can draw -- between amino acid pairs and short RNA intermediates en route to the code is much much weaker (if at all existent) than the logical connection that can be construed as in Figure 2 or Figure 11.

That could be construed as a problem for some people, but if we say we don't value it as much then we get slammed on the internet and spammed on twitter (laughs) so it's very difficult.