Sentence examples for easily be construed from inspiring English sources

The decision to arrest Green "could easily be construed as disproportionate", he added.

As far as dramatic gestures go it could easily be construed as egomaniacal or petty, perhaps lacking in grace.

There's a weird, optimistic recklessness that could easily be construed as nihilism but is really the opposite.

Specialty plates are approved by state legislators, so a message or slogan can easily be construed as an official endorsement.

That might sound like Marxist dogma to some Tory ears, but it can just as easily be construed as a sensible response to the financial crisis.

These could easily be construed as the early shots of a power struggle – or, at least, one that is potentially in the making.

How could that be construed as concealment?" Quite easily, to judge by the looks on the faces of almost everyone on both sides of the chamber.

As with other work on CNC's [ 1] it may be construed that these nurses were engaged in local activities that are not easily covered by the existing domains and functions as outlined by the award.

Would that be construed as cheating?

Such habits were not to be construed as affectation.

This behavior could definitely be construed as taunting.