Sentence examples for were construed as being from inspiring English sources

These young people were construed as being sexually curious and, in many instances, vulnerable, and social media created by young people were often used when making a decision about whom they would contact.

Neither the alaya nor the tathata, however, is to be construed as being substantial.

How can experimenting in any field be construed as being a lightweight?

It's been construed as being a criticism of President Obama, but that was the furthest thing from my mind.

It is misguided, however, for this story to be construed as being about "smaller isn't better".

"No, no, no," Woods said, although he then said what he was doing could be construed as being linked to the Stack and Tilt.

This year the league sent around another memo, this one on "Player Demonstrations," which banned "choreographed" celebrations, actions that could be "construed as being in poor taste" and offensive behavior toward officials.

Steve Gollschewski, a deputy police commissioner, said the alleged offender's comments "may be construed as being of an extremist nature" and investigators were working with Australian federal police to establish his motives.

In any case, "he wouldn't want to go at a time when it might be construed as being down to external pressure," says a person who knows him.

And that anybody - left wing or right - who dares to say anything that might possibly be construed as being even vaguely anti-troops is immediately attacked by a pitchfork-wielding politically-correct mob and ceremoniously burnt on a bonfire of their own CDs and merchandise for being a rag-head-loving aider and abetter of Islamo-fascist terrorism.

Consequently, none can be construed as being "global".