Sentence examples for if you construe from inspiring English sources

Well, if you construe drug reps' conversations with doctors as speech, then F.D.A. rules that restrict those conversations arouse First Amendment concerns.

It features the Clash, the Sex Pistols' Bodies - about which John Lydon recently remarked, "If you construe that as being anti-abortion, you're a silly cunt" - and, most perplexing of all, Iron Maiden's The Rime of the Ancient Mariner.

A mum is only possible if you construe yourself as somehow deficient.

Alluding to the drone-strike killing in Yemen last year of Anwar al-Awlaki, the American-born radical Muslim cleric, by the Obama administration, Mr. Paul said at one of his final campaign stops: "If you are construed by him and his executive branch as a bad person, even if you are an American citizen, than you qualify to be assassinated.

"There is actually a liberty to being in one's own company, even if you are construed by others as being lonely," he explains.

But one scholar pointed in a different direction: "If you're willing to construe the term 'hymn' liberally, then the most heard, most successful hymn of the last few decades could be 'I Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For,' by U2".

But he said the provisions on Jerusalem "if construed as mandatory rather than advisory, impermissibly interfere with the president's constitutional authority to formulate the position of the United States, speak for the nation in international affairs and determine the terms on which recognition is given to foreign states".

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Furthermore, processists are jointly committed to the thesis that time is dynamic, even if they construe this thesis in different ways.

However, if we construe "a donkey" as an existential quantifier, how does it manage to bind the pronoun across a sentence boundary?

Even if we construe noncognitivism in a mentalistic manner—as a thesis concerning what kind of mental states moral judgments are there is no obvious implication relation.