Sentence examples for it would be construed from inspiring English sources

An underlying reason, again, was concern that it would be construed as making Mary equal to Jesus.

Given that Democrats have long refused to consider cutting corporate income tax, for fear it would be construed as handing tax cuts to the rich, Mr Rangel's ideas mark a clear step forward.

A hotel in Cyprus said it might sue Jennifer Lopez, below, after the singer withdrew from a scheduled concert for fear that it would be construed as making a political statement, Agence France-Presse reported.

By Margaret Case Harriman, Russell Maloney, and Harold Ross The New Yorker, November 22 , 1941P. 13 A radio-script writer permitted himself to get sarcastic the other day when the man in charge of his program called him up & told him that part of a script he had submitted had been censored-the sponsors feared it would be construed as British propaganda.

Beijing has been shackled since the mid-1990s by its fear that any positive gesture to Taiwan would be construed by former president Lee Teng-hui or outgoing president Chen Shui-bias asignsign of weakness and played that way for domestic Taiwan purposes.

It is easy to see how declaring that one did not believe in God would be construed as an act of infidelity, a rejection of God's law and a betrayal of a community which relied for its well-being on a solidarity of trust and commitment threatened by the temptation to seek out other gods.

He's udder-ly worthless and its pasture time to move him to prison," remarks that also would be construed as insults.

Any wiggle room for abusive interrogations, they emphasized, would be construed as permission.

The draft language would be construed by owners as contrary to the decision of Court of Appeals in Sullivan v. Brevard Associates.

In anything but the current political climate, her failure to act would be construed as gross incompetence.

Any position short of neutrality would be construed as an endorsement, and that seems to be against the values of this particular community.