Sentence examples for this is construed from inspiring English sources

The earlier and later contents of a single specious present do not occupy 'the present moment' if this is construed as the durationless interface between past and future – the defining trait of the Extensional approach is the rejection of the confinement of consciousness to momentary stream-phases.

The law now provides only for fish transport, but this is construed by the registry to include fishing.

The first was biblical dominionism: in Genesis, God proclaims that man has dominion over the animals, and this was construed by some as permission to annihilate them.

(Not just: comes to exist in many things, unless this be construed to mean that the nature becomes many when it comes to exist in many things).

The bands for soil-derived fungi disappeared after 2 weeks incubation, and this was construed as due to the degradative activity of native soil fungi.

Nor should this be construed as an argument that gerontology can do without any of the skills that are deployed so resourcefully by mainstream gerontologists.

This presupposition is construed externally as not being part of the attitude report.

The way this point is construed displays the most crucial difference between "Traditional and Critical Theory" and its antecedents.

3 5 In this sense, tinnitus is construed within the biopsychosocial model of disability proposed by the WHO.

If syntax is construed in this way, it presupposes semantics.

At this particular time in the history of our nation this may be construed as a heartwarming source of much-needed encouragement.