Sentence examples for construed that way from inspiring English sources
Construed that way, video games do not qualify as audiovisual works.
Certainly, it could be construed that way, and needn't mean, as opponents of same-sex marriage sometimes claim, that the Court would then have to allow a person to marry a child, or his sister, or his dog.
It was a manufactured controversy, but it reflected a real cavalierness on Obama's part — not toward the Blue Angels and 9/11 and the Berlin Wall and America's armed forces, as her various critics had it, but toward the reality that it might be wise for a person whose spouse is running for President not to say something that could be construed that way.
It was a manufactured controversy, but it reflected a real cavalierness on Obama's part not toward the Blue Angels and 9/11 and the Berlin Wall and America's armed forces, as her various critics had it, but toward the reality that it might be wise for a person whose spouse is running for President not to say something that could be construed that way.
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.
Do not post a photograph on Instagram of you and your significant other with a caption that says "married" or anything else that could be construed that way.
But whereas one got the sense that Pope Benedict XVI would construe that prohibition in a restrictive way, erring on the side of excluding candidates for the priesthood who might be "too gay," Francis' language suggests a looser dispensation.
Both of these inferences depend on causal relations that are, according to the phenomenalist, unknowable, because we cannot experience both sides, or in the second case even one side, of the relation; and thus neither inference, construed in that way, is justified according to the basic phenomenalist outlook.
The 20th-century Russian composer Sergey Prokofiev intended his Classical Symphony to be a parody of the classical symphonies of Mozart and Haydn and regardless of whether the suggestion that it be construed this way came from Prokofiev (as it did) or from someone else, if it is rewarding to listen to it in this way, then no one gains by refusing to accept the suggestion.
Whether that was a then little-understood dig at Gawker isn't clear, but one could construe it that way.
