Sentence examples for apparently interpreted from inspiring English sources

Mr. Baker's assertion was apparently interpreted by Mr. Milosevic to condone attacks against Croatian separatists.

Thus, he apparently interpreted that clause as conferring broad authority to alter the substrate or medium of the work.

Mr. Olbermann apparently interpreted the message as a personal attack; he declined to appear on Mr. O'Donnell's show.

She apparently interpreted his reaction or lack thereof as an indication that he would not stand in the way of firing McNeil.

Flacco has no formal theater training, and he apparently interpreted "act scared" as a direction to open his mouth as wide as is humanly possible.

Israelis understood Mr. Barak's remark as a plea for the Israeli government to start new peace negotiations with Syria, but the Syrians apparently interpreted it as warmongering.

If the Sony Pictures hacking turns out to have been a North Korean attack, it will constitute commercial damage inflicted by a government because it apparently interprets a comedy film as "an act of war".

As for the prospect of being retired, Mr. Putin cut off the question, apparently interpreting it as yet another assertion that he will never want to give up power.

Based on my interviewing officials as a customer, Blue Cross/Blue Shield apparently interprets the law to mean that anyone who enrolled in any individual or self-employment plan after March, 2010 is deemed enrolled in a non-ACA compliant plan.

Ms. Rice apparently had interpreted talks with Mr. Abbas as having ended with his commitment to return unconditionally to peace talks, Israeli and American officials said.

Its historic connection with Oakley House in Bedfordshire rescued, only just, a parcel gilt and white painted daybed in the Louis XVI style, apparently as interpreted by Mayhew and Ince.