Sentence examples for as it was interpreted from inspiring English sources

Biedermeier style, in art, transitional period between Neoclassicism and Romanticism as it was interpreted by the bourgeoisie, particularly in Germany, Austria, northern Italy, and the Scandinavian countries.

Soviet Marxism — that is, Marxist theory as it was interpreted and dogmatized by Plekhanov, Lenin, Trotsky, and Stalin — held that capitalist states will always go to war with one another, and these wars will be a danger to socialist states like the Soviet Union.

During the heyday of the Han dynasty, the Confucian tradition, as it was interpreted at that time, towered over all other schools of thought.

However, the relatively low number of neurofilament positive intraplaque axons may indicate that axons traversing Arc plaques suffer from some degree of degeneration, as it was interpreted to occur within PS1Δ9 AD patients' cotton wool plaques [ 3].

He said it offers "teaching to foreign fighters' children" in a range of religious studies, Islamic law as it is interpreted by Isis, English, maths, and "jihadiyyah".

"What we're trying here is a combination of Japanese style and American style," as it is interpreted in the Harajuku neighborhood of Tokyo, said Ms. Chun, who designed the store with her husband and business partner, Karim Hadjab.

That is a number the world can work with, so long as it is interpreted correctly.

A written or spoken sentence only has derivative intentionality insofar as it is interpreted by someone.

You are literally reading light as it is interpreted through complex networks and computer chips to relay ideas and feelings around the world.

Nonetheless, it is often assumed that discrepancies in gene phylogenies or FST statistics from different molecular markers is interpreted as incomplete lineage sorting, rather than reticulations as it is interpreted often in plants [ 41, 78].

If they responded they had had pain for "as long as I can remember" or "always" it was interpreted as 120 months.