Sentence examples for be interpreted as a reference from inspiring English sources

In another feature, he was advised to remove a reference to "eating lamb," because it might be interpreted as a reference to Uighur unrest in Xinjiang Province.

That could be interpreted as a reference to the Kündigungsschutz, the legal protection against dismissal that can make firing workers costly, but Mr Janssen puts it differently.

In what could be interpreted as a reference to criticism the department has faced since the Amadou Diallo shooting last year, Mayor Giuliani said he hoped people would use the firearms simulator.

The potential costs of putting one part of her network in contact with the other part were too high, so she rebuffed her students and cleaned up her profile by removing anything that could be interpreted as a reference to drugs.

Her song, "Tick-Tock", contained the line - "I believe that I've loved you since the first time that I saw you" – which could be interpreted as a reference to the day Ukraine received Crimea as a "gift" from Soviet leader Nikita Khrushchev.

The figure can be interpreted as a reference roadmap for researchers and conservators doing XRF on modern paintings.

While Biden's remarks on "60 Minutes" have been interpreted as a reference to Dowd's column, he may also have been referring to subsequent reports or cable news commentary that framed his reported exchange with Beau in different terms.

"The truth shall rise again!" he told supporters, in what has been interpreted as a reference to the promise of his son's future.

As peanut oil is widely used in Asian cuisine, the comment was interpreted as a reference to Lin's ethnicity.

As a result of the paring with Sunna, the personified sun, this etymology has been interpreted as a reference to the moon.

In 1895, one of Eakins' male students reminisced about "us Whitman fellows", which has been interpreted as a reference to homosexuality.