Sentence examples for construed as taking from inspiring English sources

It may be construed as taking large steps back to take larger ones forward eventually.

You are prohibited from making any public comment, or doing anything which could be construed as taking part in the referendum debate.

They are construed as taking part in processes in different ways according to the nature of the process: they may act out the process, they may sense through it, they may say it, they may have some properties related to it, and so on.

This influence on education and training may be the fastest growing area of feminist science studies (broadly construed) as scientists begin to take up feminist concerns (see, for example, Mayberry et al. 2001 and Wyer et al. 2001).

A mathematics teacher named Marianne Kearney-Browho who is a Quaker and a pacifist, declined to sign the loyalty oath because it might later be construed as committing her to take up arms to defend the nation, which would violate her religious beliefs.

Whether or not this actually took place and whether such a discussion can be construed as failing to make a good-faith effort to complete the merger is entirely debatable.

: Shahîd describes this passage as a mere flourish from Eusebius the panegyrist, "carried away by enthusiasm and whose statements must be construed as rhetorical exaggeration"; he does not take it as serious evidence against Eusebius' earlier accounts in the Historia, where he never refers to Constantine as the first Christian emperor.

Since these chosen depictions are almost iconic, quoting from them with alterations that are explicitly construed as political, generates a double-take and immediate scrutiny from the viewer.

And, whether kinds are construed as properties, or sets of possibilia, or taken to be sui generis, that still seems wrong.

Taken together, the pieces can be construed as conveying a message of hope: times may be tough, but shoot for the moon anyway.

The administration's actions, taken together, could even be construed as being supportive to current prices.