Sentence examples for construed in the from inspiring English sources

"Things can be construed in the wrong way.

Public benefit must be legally construed in the light of modern economic and social circumstances.

It is also hard because whatever you do is construed in the worst possible light.

Meanwhile, a leading Israeli newspaper reported the outlines of what could be construed in the West as genuine Iranian compromises in the talks.

"But the political considerations sometimes prevail," he added, "and companies are understandably reluctant to do something like this because it will not necessarily be properly construed in the marketplace.

But by the next day, Mr. Obama's comment about the silver spoon had been construed in the media as a direct attack on Mr. Romney, whose father, George, was an auto executive and governor of Michigan.

Even if not strictly justified, the TOL construed in this way has the capacity to depict and organize distinctions between cell types, genome structure, fine-grained genetic architecture, physiology, habitat and many other features that are central to the evolution of life on earth.

His claim to be "bishop of those outside the church" may be construed in this light.

If syntax is construed in this way, it presupposes semantics.

Second, in a judgment call, the question of authorship should be construed in terms of the relative contribution of the various persons to the final publishable product.

You may state, "This Agreement shall be controlled by and construed in accordance with the laws of the State of [insert state]." State that the agreement is complete.