Sentence examples for construed well from inspiring English sources

Use of the intervention may have encouraged clinicians to prescribe along more evidence-based lines: "I suppose there were times when you have to try and overcome your own clinical prejudices to either go along with the booklet or not … the booklet was kind of construed, well, that mostly antibiotics are not helpful".

In 1951, somebody pointed out that as Texas did not become a state of the Union until 1846, worshipping the Texas Flag "of 1836" might be construed as — well, not unpatriotic, certainly, and not secessionist, exactly, but just kind of odd.

The pilots that are bought, scripted, sold, produced, picked up to series, and ultimately make it to a television set, are very carefully construed and well-oiled machines representing a general hope of the writers and executives behind the show to capture a chunk of the general public's very valuable yet difficult to maintain attention.

I've probably talked to people who could be construed as terrorists — Well, no, I'm not a terrorist — — or at least narco-terrorists.

As someone not in this research area, I found the manuscript scientifically well construed and the rationale easy to follow.

The occupational dimension is construed as a well-defined, rather narrow, attribute of an aggregate of individuals who derive their livelihood from agricultural production, or perhaps more broadly from employment in extractive industries, such as mining, fishing, forestry, and so on.

Any news that could even vaguely be construed as good?

Such a person might well be construed as more truly a believer than a person who smugly "assents" to religious doctrines but is unwilling to act on them.

Thus a "review" on a site frequented by women rating men on things like performance in bed could well be construed by a judge in a court of law that it has "lowered him in the minds of right thinking members of society" (as libel law would have it) since the man both claimed to be committed but had also been "reviewed" for his sexual performance by other women.

Collectively, all three methods suggest that India had about 1.4 to 1.6 million HIV infected adults aged 15-49 in 2004-6, well below the official estimate of 2.3 million (range 1.9-3.0 1.9-3.0) in this age group. 1 Indeed, our estimillionf Hin prevalence mighthisll be construed ageupper limits.

On the first understanding, such a life is construed in terms of well-being.