Sentence examples for is also construed from inspiring English sources

Divine efficient causality is also construed in terms of art, though its art is said to be very superior to ours: the craftsmanship in a bed or chair is as nothing in comparison to the harmonious product of God's most perfect command.

Drummond is a gentleman with a private income; he is also be construed as "a brutalized ex-officer whose thirst for excitement is also an attempt to reenact the war", although the character was later described by Cecil Day-Lewis as an "unspeakable public school bully".

Human egalitarianism is also often construed as a mere insurance against the high variance of hunting returns (see, e.g., de Waal 1996).

If jumbles are considered undesirable from an ontological point of view, it is also possible to construe experimental systems as purely conceptual entities.

Experience construed monthly is also related to social, agricultural activities of the Tai Dam living in Vietnam.

It is also hard because whatever you do is construed in the worst possible light.

Not only is Mr. Tucker correct in construing media as plural, he is also sensitive to the oversensitivity of some newscasters.

Drummond was characterised as large, very strong, physically unattractive and an "apparently brainless hunk of a man", who was also a gentleman with a private income; he could also be construed as "a brutalized ex-officer whose thirst for excitement is also an attempt to reenact the war".

Just as such physical properties as malleability, brittleness, or electrical or thermal conductivity must be defined in terms of what happens when certain conditions are imposed, so also mental dispositions are to be construed as similarly hypothetical i.e., as (in the simplest case) stimulus-response relationships.

Significally, attributive relational clauses are also deployed to construe ritual practices.

Later, Diller said, he came to think that what might be construed as rudeness was also purpose.