Sentence examples for been interpreted in a from inspiring English sources

"We're sorry if this ad has been interpreted in a different way and we apologise for any offence caused, this was not our intention".

"I regret that the comments that I made have been interpreted in a sense that I did not intend," he said.

Depicting the moment of treaty between a group of Tasmanian Aboriginal people and the district "protector of Aborigines", Lehman argues that the painting has been interpreted in a "very literal" manner – seen as the first steps towards recognition of Tasmanian Aboriginal people – when there are more brutal subtleties to be uncovered.

Such patterns have been interpreted in a variety of contexts ranging from the understanding of visual hallucinations to the generation of electroencephalographic signals.

Potbelly sculptures have been interpreted in a variety of manners.

The auroras have long been interpreted in a myriad of ways.

Variations in angiosperm DNA content (Bennett and Leitch 2005) have been interpreted in a robust phylogenetic context to reconstruct genome size evolution, revealing the ancestral genome size to be relatively small (1.4 pg/1 C) (Soltis et al. 2003).

These figures can be interpreted in a number of ways.

As a result, the text must be interpreted in a symbolic key.

"I feel that song can be interpreted in a number of ways," says Okereke, smiling.

Islam, like any great religion, can be interpreted in a variety of ways.