Sentence examples for this can be construed from inspiring English sources

The England captain has been out this way before; India knew that; so did Cook, therefore this can be construed as poor shot selection.

Since the movie takes place in Israel, Jordan and the Palestinian territories, this can be construed as progress: shouting is better than weeping, and certainly preferable to killing.

"I don't see how this can be construed as a field study," said Lisa Dry, spokeswoman for the Biotechnology Industry Organization, referring to the fact that leaves from the field were brought back to the lab to be fed to caterpillars.

This can be construed as an average gained precision of 19.7% to 44.4% when a user supervises the video analysis and takes action to correct tracking errors.

This can be construed as being "indecisive" or lacking confidence.

Hence in VS-SAIM this can be construed as activation profile in the selection network.

If the film grows slightly boring, even that can be construed as an advance.

Soon, father and son will learn that Geraldine, Joe's lovely mother, has been brutally raped, and the different ways the boy and the man respond to this trauma can be construed from this seemingly mundane beginning.

Moreover, the Inner Asian Mountain Corridor (IAMC) likely served as a geographic conduit for human groups that found refuge in the foothill regions of the Altai Mountains as well as those of the southwestern horn of the Tien Shan; this conduit can be construed as the stage upon which hominin admixture occurred.

This, however, can be construed by your abductors as bad manners and will lead to further faux pas.

In the event that older sister Liz runs for public office, she is not to be considered "family" insofar as this statement can be construed to support gay marriage.