Sentence examples for construed to play a from inspiring English sources
Still, Aristotle clearly expects images, so construed, to play a central or even indispensable role in human cognition.
Causal modeling seems to play a central role in the process of judgment when the object of judgment can be construed as a causal effect.
But it also can be loosely construed to mean a number of games that permit the fan to play either a virtual game or a virtual season of baseball.
The ISDA definition includes 'failure to pay', which can be construed to include a technical default.
This hyphen use is construed to indicate a pseudonym by most anti-Stratfordians, who argue that fictional descriptive names (such as "Master Shoe-tie" and "Sir Luckless Woo-all") were often hyphenated in plays, and pseudonyms such as "Tom Tell-truth" were also sometimes hyphenated.
It's been construed to cover a plethora of topics and can be misleading to some.
Markman noted that any measure could be twisted and broadly construed to have a single, overarching purpose.
In part it might be construed to have been a political move.
The published research had been construed to give an impression that's not the case.
Our findings can be construed to support such an opinion, but further study is necessary to verify this point.
