Sentence examples for could construed as from inspiring English sources
This Big Brother girl has herself apparently been subject to bullying and is of mixed race, so it does beg the question 'Is she herself actually racist or is she just really stupid?' If we're honest with ourselves, we can all be guilty of unintentional comments that could construed as racist/bigoted and this girl may well be no more racist than anyone else in the world.
He sent runners to all the bands to report back on any conduct by the Ojibwa that could construed as grounds for removal.
That means no eye rolling, head shaking, or behavior that someone could construe as rude.
Among the things said about Linnaeus at the Botanical Garden in the Bronx was this: "The terminology he used, you could construe as botanical pornography".
Another uncertainty involves the town's decision not to do an environmental impact statement on the possible effects of the proposal, which courts could construe as an omission.
A bootstrapped company without such advantages might not have gotten off as easy, which some could construe as Google playing favorites.
"I can see as how they could construe it as a re-election issue.
Could be construed as a conflict of interest......
