Sentence examples for be read and interpreted from inspiring English sources
The results are easy to be read and interpreted by human beings, experts or not.
This prophecy is a text that has to be read and interpreted, it's mulled over and reinterpreted, and it's Michael's task in the last books of Paradise Lost to teach Adam how to read it.
Nevertheless, in the absence of inscriptions that can be read and interpreted, it is inevitable that far less is known of these aspects of the Indus civilization than those of contemporaneous Mesopotamia.
Offering a new view into the lives and experiences of plebeian men and women, and a provocative exploration of the history of the body itself, Embodied History approaches the bodies of the poor in early national Philadelphia as texts to be read and interpreted.
Still, the objecting cleric's remark illuminates one of the issues facing not only Christians but the broader world: To what extent should holy books be read and interpreted critically and with a sense of the context in which they were written, rather than taken literally?
"The purpose of research is to be read and interpreted.
Word choice is important since it will affect how the values are read and interpreted.
However, though Qutb is studied everywhere from Malaysia to Morocco, there are many versions of fundamentalism and his writings have been read and interpreted in many ways (and some Islamic fundamentalists have actually written polemics against Qutb's version of Islam).
Studies of the El Amarna letters from the vantage point of international relations offer a social-science perspective to explain why the Hittite kings composed such conflicting histories and how, in turn, these were read and interpreted by their vassals.
Blogs are read and interpreted as gospel, and mainstream media seems to adhere to political pronouncements as a competing gospel.
The slides were read and interpreted in a blinded fashion, grading the kidneys for glomerular inflammation, proliferation, crescent formation, and necrosis.
