Sentence examples for be interpreted as hate from inspiring English sources

2. Some argue that ethnic slurs might be interpreted as "hate speech".

I don't see how the public conversation Gabriel and I were having could have been interpreted as hate speech, serious or otherwise and if someone was so offended by the word faggot that they reported me, it would probably be better for them to just unfriend the two of us.

These state: "We will not tolerate racism, sexism, homophobia or other forms of hate-speech or contributions that could be interpreted as such.

The sprinter's absence could also be interpreted as a snub for Bradley Wiggins, with whom Cavendish has had a love-hate relationship dating back to Beijing in 2008.

'Jogen tasha' must be interpreted as 'Idiot!

"Could this be interpreted as hedging?

A refusal might be interpreted as racism.

Because creative thoughts could be interpreted as madness?

Silence, he said, "can wrongly be interpreted as approval".

VIOLENCE -- The toy soldiers could be interpreted as slightly menacing.

Do not let silence be interpreted as consent.