Sentence examples for be interpreted at from inspiring English sources
Plus, there was the chance that the message could be interpreted at first glance as a simple admonition not to steal things left behind on the seats.
Mr. Kitano said: "Basically I try to make all of my films so that they can be interpreted at opposite extremes of the spectrum.
The selection must be interpreted, at least to some extent, as a husbanding of resources intended to give themselves the best chance of beating the bottom side, London Welsh, whom they host on Sunday week.
A less cynical view suggests that Justice Scalia simply believes that the Constitution should be interpreted at face value and that questions about a right to privacy not mentioned or implied in the Constitution should be decided by legislatures.
In the same sonnet it appears that he would prefer not to be associated with "compounds strange", which can be interpreted, at least potentially, to mean "strange drugs" (possibly cocaine).
History, moreover, made no more sense; a culture was to be interpreted at one point in time, as if the age and the origin of the elements composing it were without importance.
These are concepts that are interpreted at the council's discretion.
Still, Justice do brats in harmony better than most, and their comeback single sounds like Get Lucky being interpreted at a school assembly somewhere in the Triangulum galaxy.
This crucial period in his artistic development is interpreted at the Museu Picasso (4) at Montcada 15-23 (00 34 93 31 96 310; www.museupicasso.bcn.es); open 10am-8pm daily except Mondays; admission €5 (£3.50).
Paraphrase nominalists agree with Platonists that if this sentence is interpreted at face value i.e., as saying that the object 4 has the property of being even then it makes a straightforward claim about an abstract object.
