Sentence examples for be interpreted less as from inspiring English sources

Decked out in leopard prints, chrome studs and/or Swarovski crystals, and, yes, going for more than $1,000, the Louboutin high-tops (a favorite of style-centric celebrities like Brad Goreski) could well be interpreted less as thedernier cri than a cry for help.

But he did not sound like he was acting as Morsi's protector; the forty-eight hours have been interpreted less as the time the protesters have to disperse than a deadline for the President to leave or make some accommodation — to the people of Egypt, ostensibly, but likely ultimately to the military in practice.

Everything from his choice of shirt to lack of furniture to his fixation on Steve Jobs as role model is interpreted less as a personal transformation and more as an effort to build on this creation myth.

Results are presented for alignments of 600 bp and have to be interpreted as less mean, better approximation (results for 300 bp are similar and appear in the Additional file 1, Tables S1 and S2).

Radiation induced lethal factors of varying degree of dominance on the X chromosome depending on whether an impaired X chromosome is derived from the mother or the father impact the formation and the survival probability of the female zygote, entailing more or less girls at birth, which can also be interpreted as less or more boys, respectively.

Two sided P values are reported and those of less than 0.05 were considered significant, although those between 0.01 and 0.05 should be interpreted as less conclusive owing to the large number of statistical comparisons carried out.

Consequently, the classification can be interpreted as less certain.

"It is not hard to understand that pain can be interpreted as less severe when an individual is aware that it could have been much more painful," said study co-author Siri Leknes, a psychologist at the University of Oslo in Norway, in a statement.

Yes, we've all been taught -- all of us, whatever color -- to do what we're told and be properly respectful when stopped by the police, and certainly Bland's attitude could be interpreted as less than cooperative in that regard.

Therefore the increasing series could eventually be interpreted as less affected by habituation than the other series.

However, being "realistic" shouldn't be interpreted as less aggressive pursuit of maximum pain relief.