Sentence examples for Reinterpret as from inspiring English sources

Then there is the wordless sight of a child licking his ice-cream, which Teeuwen defies us not to reinterpret as something altogether more adult.

The opera climaxes with the seductive "Dance of the Seven Veils", a scene Voigt used to jokingly say she would have to reinterpret as "the Dance of the 77 Veils".

If the moiety contains a single chiral centre (thus, there is only a single "@" or "@@" in the SMILES string), the simple elimination of the chiral mark suffices: according to the SMILES specification, the absence of the chiral marks means "unspecified stereochemistry" which we may reinterpret as "both enantiomers present".

It's a classic, and I expect that future directors will reinterpret it as freely as past directors have reinterpreted Shakespeare.

What some saw as a clever stunt by Lazio was quickly reinterpreted as an obnoxious provocation.

Now, suddenly, Comey's behavior has been reinterpreted as grounds for dismissal.

Spongiophyton from the Lower Devonian of North America reinterpreted as a lichen.

He's been reinterpreted as an economist, but then capitalism always had a moral foundation.

Personally, I preferred Davro's terrifying Tom Jones, as reinterpreted as a prancing Rumpelstiltskin in tight trousers.

Or all scores may be statistically reinterpreted as though each school had the same demographic mix.

The entropy control can be reinterpreted as a nonlinear stability estimate in terms of the so-called modified entropy function.