Sentence examples for are sometimes interpreted as from inspiring English sources

Covariations at the inter-specific level between sexual traits or others are sometimes interpreted as an evolutionary trade-off (e.g. [ 20]) although such interpretations require extreme caution [ 18].

Not surprisingly, these are sometimes interpreted as religious phenomena: evidence for the existence of immortal souls.

In the Philippines similar variants are sometimes interpreted as vestiges from a remote Indian mythology, adopted probably for the sake of their cultural prestige.

The steep slopes of the trench are characterized in places by an intermediate bench, or series of steps or terraces, which are sometimes interpreted as the scarps of giant, gravitationally slumped sheets of rock.

The Mayor has characteristically blown hot-and-cold on the EU issue in recent years, making statements that are sometimes interpreted as eurosceptic but also shying away from backing exit.

Such findings are sometimes interpreted as implying offenders are well attuned to vulnerability and select victims accordingly.

Insistence on female probity is sometimes interpreted as a male response to female assertiveness.

The Birth of Venus is sometimes interpreted as an evocation of the celestial (as opposed to the terrestrial) Venus, embodying divine rather than earthly love.

In the bhakti (devotional) movement of Vaishnavism, the female, Radha, is sometimes interpreted as symbolizing the human soul and the male, Krishna, as symbolizing God.

In Latvia, ordering a glass of water was sometimes interpreted as asking for a shot of vodka, while in Italy it became clear that drinking coffee was an art-form!

Former Soviet citizens experienced a form of internal censorship; when the USSR began to crumble, the public and written use of these words was sometimes interpreted as a courageous protest against the dictatorial past.