Sentence examples for construed as that from inspiring English sources

People say Donald Trump is racist; I don't want my thoughts to be construed as that".

The timing of his rant might be construed as that of a venting manager, but some players thought Torre's outburst was more calculated than that.

The historical argument is largely, though not exclusively, associated with the theory of original intent or original understanding, under which constitutional and legal interpretation is limited to attempting to discern the original meaning of the words being construed as that meaning is revealed in the intentions of those who created the law or the constitutional provision in question.

For each member of the hierarchy is construed as that which gives being to another.

Some thinkers maintain that the natural, or the "wild" construed as that which "is not humanized" (Hettinger and Throop 1999, p. 12) or to some degree "not under human control" (ibid., p. 13) is intrinsically valuable.

In other words, salvation has been construed as that which will secure your soul from everlasting damnation in hell.

"I regret that some word that I used was construed as insensitive, that was never my intention," Jaitley told the NDTV news channel.

I think I knew a lot of people and I was nice to them and that's how this all got construed as something that was more than what it was".

In contrast, most authors have supported only the weaker claim that there are no strict special science laws, but have argued that special science laws should be construed as laws that contain implicit cp-clauses.

Overall, political alignments are construed as microinstitutions that generate coordinated efforts to influence organizational strategy, policies, and practices.

Air Force: Had "serious concerns regarding the legality of many of the proposed techniques...Some of these techniques could be construed as 'torture' as that crime is defined by 18 U.S.C 2340".