Sentence examples for construed negatively from inspiring English sources

While this persona should not be construed negatively (after all, reclaiming space for women in rap will take on many forms), within the current context of women in hip hop, Psalm One's positioning echoes the requirements of the mainstream.

[F10.1] Although this passivity might be construed negatively, or as weary resignation to insurmountable problems, in some contexts it could also be seen as representing an appropriate adaptation to a way of life.

Be aware that anything you say will likely be construed negatively.

Though any election is invariably a referendum on the incumbent, criticizing Rick Perry's performance in a way that can be construed as speaking negatively of Texas is no way for Hutchison to earn votes.

And it seems unfair to accuse feminists who raise worries about such forms of sexism as themselves sexist, by construing them as negatively assessing some culturally abstracted form of femininity.

The analysis of example 8 demonstrates the relationship between the systems of THEME and INFORMATION and a process of rationalization to construe Syria negatively in the Al-Jazeera English report.

Yes, they deserved to be reprimanded, but let's remember that responding to them negatively can also be construed as hateful.

Indeed, given that here S is a hidden, not directly observable variable, it can be construed as either a measure of constraint (negatively correlated with R) or as a measure of robustness to mutational and translational errors (positively correlated with R).

Was freedom, narrowly construed, enough?

But he was construed otherwise.

Activision and THQ said the requests from the securities officials should not be "construed as an indication from the S.E.C. or its staff that any violation of the law has occurred, not should it reflect negatively on any person, entity or security".