Sentence examples for all interpreted from inspiring English sources

The project linked together an international collective of artists who all interpreted a common theme—"how invisible forces and energies shape our world"—with their own styles and perspectives. .

Sherwood said: "Scientists have all interpreted the evidence, going back decades, and unanimously agree that it proves beyond a reasonable doubt that humans are increasing carbon dioxide and this is causing warming.

Scientists have all interpreted the evidence, going back decades, and unanimously agree that it proves beyond a reasonable doubt that (a) humans are increasing CO2 and (b) this is causing warming.

The Christian revelation is viewed as occurring primarily in the life, teaching, death, and Resurrection of Jesus, all interpreted by the apostolic witnesses under the illumination of the Holy Spirit.

Such staples as fine-leather T-shirts and T-shirt dresses; crisp white piqué cotton collarless shirts; stirrup trousers; and linen separates were all interpreted in a "restrained" colour palette of camel, beige, black, and white.

These five false-negative scans were all interpreted as 'normal' or 'nil' for all participants.

They all interpret.

"It all boils down to how we all interpret the forward view, by sector, by industry," Mr. Battipaglia said.

But they should all interpret the Regin malware – whoever is behind it – as a prod to think again about their best long-term interests.

"We all interpret things differently," says communication and leadership coach Peggy Klaus.

Twelve other states eventually adopted the California Rule, although not all interpret it so strictly.