Sentence examples for But interpreted from inspiring English sources

But interpreted differently, the Pew numbers can also paint a portrait of a Jewish community that sees anti-Semitism as a persistent problem".

The court today did not disavow that precedent but interpreted it very narrowly.

Computers were not only faster than machines, but interpreted designers' instructions more accurately.

She would have preferred the Beatles, but interpreted his seriousness, accurately, as a counterpoint to the waistcoat.

Orsone's intimate, eight-table restaurant dining room will feature regional Italian classics "but interpreted with our own sensibility," Mr. Bastianich said.

In art he was depicted as an old man holding an implement, probably originally a sickle but interpreted as a harpē, or curved sword.

But interpreting the SAT is more complex than it seems.

"But interpreting direct press influence on voters is difficult.

"But interpreting that story is not just a science, but an art".

But interpreting P. gunni as a larval form makes some of the structures clearer.

But interpreting the meaning of achievements is up to the fans.