Sentence examples for actions are interpreted from inspiring English sources

How Fatima's actions are interpreted in modern times is up to the clerics.

"We want to make sure our actions are interpreted correctly," said Ms. Davis, a member of the Armed Services Committee.

We are not all so perfect that we can see how our actions are interpreted by others.

But sitting in the house he is building in Istocno Sarajevo amid meadows poignantly dotted with poppies, Nebojsa Grubac, who fought in the Serb army in the early 1990s, is incensed about the change in how Princip's actions are interpreted.

After all, single-target actions are interpreted by infants as goal-directed in other paradigms (e.g. Gergely et al., 1995; Csibra, 2008; Southgate & Csibra, 2009).

Understanding the disconnect between providers' and consumers' perceptions of quality in comparison to the actual quality probably lies in the subject domains within which medicines and their actions are interpreted.

So uncompromising did he appear that, whatever his moral stance, his actions were interpreted as the very obsession Kubrick had targeted in Dr Strangelove.

"Lincoln didn't see how his rhetoric inflamed the South, how his actions were interpreted," says Cooper, the Boyd Professor of History at Louisiana State University.

The reference to unilateral actions was interpreted in the Japanese news media as meaning that the United States was unhappy with China's recent actions in the East China Sea, where the islands are located.

Aala Fazili, a 30-year-old postgraduate student, said that Facebook and YouTube allowed Kashmiris to communicate with the world without their words and actions being interpreted by the media.

A physician at the unit in Lillehammer (in the county of Oppland) illustrates how the trust's actions were interpreted: Imagine that your neighbor, for all to see and without anyone intervening, robs and steals the most valuable items in your house.