Sentence examples for be read either as from inspiring English sources

Mr. Baselitz's version of Hitler might be read either as abject or empathetic, a complicated stance.

Those individual signs, called hieroglyphs, may be read either as pictures, as symbols for pictures, or as symbols for sounds.

It can be read either as a parable for this stage of her career or as advice to a friend.

It can be read either as a treatise on black emancipation, or as a "women's novel", or an old-fashioned tale of love overcoming adversity.

Written in the fourteenth century, Hafez's poems are short love lyrics, which can be read either as being directed to an earthly lover or to God.

Its two-way title can be read either as the United States or as "us," the untouched, sitting calmly looking on at the horrors, or as both.

ESBL results were read either as MIC values or observation of 'phantom' zones or deformation of inhibition ellipses.

On the stand by the recliner, I keep three or four books that I'm reading either as part of a research project, for a book I'm writing or a documentary film I'm making, or because I've read a review about it.

Federal officials, she said, envision having cattle fitted with electronic ear tags that have a visible number on the outside as well as a chip on the inside that can be read either with a hand-held scanner or as the animal passes through a large detector.

In a 2012 study, Leslie and her collaborators at New York University introduced preschoolers to a fictional, socially diverse group called "Zarpies". Children were read either generic statements such as "Zarpies love to sing" or specific statements such as "this Zarpie loves to sing". The results were striking, Leslie says: Children who heard the second statement saw each Zarpie as distinct.

A half-century of judicial elections in Iowa could be cumulatively read either as a popular endorsement of a well-functioning judiciary or as a testament to voter apathy.