Sentence examples for been interpreted by some from inspiring English sources

His comments have been interpreted by some as an opportunistic blast of anti-European sentiment.

Now that has been interpreted by some people as applying pressure.

The move has however been interpreted by some as political opportunism.

It has therefore been interpreted by some linguists as evidence that Ebonics must have creole origins.

That has been interpreted by some as meaning the end of the epidemic, but it's not really the end.

"Compliance policies have been interpreted by some to an extreme and used for political purposes," Mr. Zhu said.

But it has been interpreted by some pilots as a sign that the hijacker nearly missed the tower.

Microscopic structures from other fossil species, ranging from bats to ichthyosaurs, have been interpreted by some as melanosomes.

So it is troubling to see election literature that, whether intentionally or not, has been interpreted by some Asians as seeking to take advantage of latent tensions.

That the result of the referendum seems to have been interpreted by some as a licence to express their racism and xenophobia is truly horrifying".

That was interpreted by some as saying Palmer had cheated.