Sentence examples for could have construed from inspiring English sources

They could have construed "bipartisanship" in one of several ways.

"Some have construed his silence as acquiescence.

"It could have been construed as a dress you wear to one of those awards shows".

The judgment also made several criticisms of Kennedy, including that his deployment could have been construed as "entrapment".

If Furyk were a spiteful person, the giggle that then escaped his lips could have been construed as the last laugh.

The bad blood between the owners Nelson Doubleday and the House of Wilpon could have been construed as human foibles, right up to the departure of Doubleday in 2002.

But then I rose and asked what could have been construed as an innocuous question: "Unlike other companies, Microsoft is now stalked by an 800lb gorilla, the government.

My first musical memory is of dancing round a table in an anticlockwise direction while playing the violin, which, looking back, could have been construed as mildly satanic.

She said she was moved when she witnessed school administrators admonish a student for making remarks to a teacher that could have been construed as sexual harassment.

Maidman emphatically dismissed the scenario, saying, "There was nothing that I would have done that could have been construed as a formal training program in abortion for a medical student".

Only overseas investors will be able to buy into the $1.5 billion offering.Goldman's fear was that the hoopla surrounding the deal could have been construed as a "general solicitation" that breached America's draconian laws on placements.