Sentence examples for be interpreted as proof from inspiring English sources

They might best be interpreted as proof of basic technical mastery, a claim to a seat at the space table.

In the unlikely event that the ceasefire somehow takes hold, this will be interpreted as proof positive that the terms favoured Russia.

Theoretically, self-centered preferences predict that the dictator keeps all the pie and the recipient receives nothing; hence, any positive donation can be interpreted as proof of generosity.

What began as an exercise in international cooperation could be interpreted as proof that in times of crisis it's best to abandon the niceties of collective decision-making and due process and to rely on Washington.

That he then went on to win four more M.V.P. awards during what we now know as the Steroid Era could be interpreted as proof that these connections — certain connections — aren't so hard to follow, after all.

Attributions to the unconscious are virtually invulnerable to rebuttal, which may account for much of their appeal; in the world of psychiatry, claims of innocence can be interpreted as proof of guilt.

Among the #Resistance, it was interpreted as proof that said speculation was right about Bash's intentions all along.

For example, the division of the tribe into calpulli ("big houses"), pseudo family units established in Tenochtitlán, has sometimes been interpreted as proof of an egalitarian organization.

Far from being a negative component of screening, recall was interpreted as proof that mammography worked.

The lack of adherence, as is usually the case, was interpreted as proof that practicing clinicians are not 'good enough'.

Unfortunately the negative results of the serological tests were interpreted as proof against TB as a differential diagnosis.