Sentence examples for it could be construed from inspiring English sources

He said many people support the concept but not its use on the four cottages because "it could be construed as spot zoning" that could crowd the area.

Of all the places in New York that EMC could have held its analyst meeting, it could be construed as symbolic that it chose a hotel blocks away from the World Trade Center site.

Tusayan mayor Greg Bryan confirmed the link between himself and two other councillors and the developer or its partners, but insisted: "It could be construed that there may be some influence [from the developer], but all I can tell you is there is not".

The Colgate University Board of Trustees has ruled that the university will drop the Red from its sports logo, effective immediately, because it could be construed as offensive to American Indians.

It could be construed as a PR stunt.

"If I go back and play, it could be construed as everything is fine now.

If it happens over and over I can see how it could be construed as opportunistic.

"In my view, it could be construed by some to be harsher than the death penalty".

Even a selfie with a flag in it could be construed as dissent.

So, when that underdog player puts his forearms into the chest of an opponent who was looking to put Utah down 20, it's could be construed as more angry toughness than smug punk.

As I understand it, simply ripping audio and posting it without anything added could be construed as copyright infringement.