Sentence examples for construed one way from inspiring English sources

"He didn't deny it," Mr. Martin said, "but I don't want that to be construed one way or the other.

This could be construed one of three ways: he doesn't want to; she doesn't want him to; or that the couple are "on the rocks" – or even that they never existed outside of a contractual agreement to dethrone Beyoncé and Jay-Z as the highest-paid celebrity couple.

With a wryness that belies her years, she does manage to construe one positive.

In particular, BN asserts that the district court construed key claim limitations one way for purposes of its infringement analysis, and another way when considering BN's validity challenges.

One way to construe this relationship is that an utterance reflects a state of mind.

The court held that the "method" in the constitution should be construed broadly, allowing for more than one way of indicating choice within a single uniform electoral system.

One way to persuade voters that he is presidential is for Mr. Kerry to put the country's interests ahead of his own, narrowly construed.

As for "whether or not they agree with the FBI's conclusions," sure, if one were looking for evidence of a plot between DOJ and the Innocence Project, the wording could perhaps be construed that way.

Construed that way, video games do not qualify as audiovisual works.

The Tarskian theory of truth can be construed this way too.

And in many ways this smoking implement may be construed as one of the finest smoking devices that money can buy.