Sentence examples for been interpreted out from inspiring English sources

Roux dismissed the charges against the church, which he said had been "interpreted out of context".

Therefore, 3-D imaging may help to support a clinical diagnosis, but it should not be interpreted out of context.

According to Nick Dearden of Global Justice Now, however, these caveats risk being interpreted out of existence in investor courts.

In response, Armenian Deputy Foreign Minister Shavarsh Kocharyan stated that Sargsyan's words were "interpreted out of context".

Forget mastering "lie" vs. "lay," the hardest writing skill to acquire is gauging how what you create in here will be interpreted out there.

In addition, data cited from the Institute for Safe Medication Practices ISMPP) report are interpreted out of context, cover a 4-year time period and are highly flawed as a result of a reporting problem acknowledged by ISMP itself [2].

Many of those laws have been interpreted as prohibiting out-of-state driver's licenses from being used for voting.

This observation raised the possibility that the lack of ciliostasis and detection of rBeauR-Rep-M41-Struct-2 in the tracheal epithelial cells of chickens infected by the virus using TOCs for our pathogenicity experiments may have been interpreted incorrectly as the read out for these tests was ciliostasis.

There is also an alternative history of Othello, in which the role has been interpreted as an act of out-and-out emancipation.

"I am very upset that a tweet I sent out last week has been interpreted by some to be insulting to African Americans," he wrote.

In the end, he may even win, though the relevant laws have been interpreted, over the decades, to carve out larger and larger exceptions to the right of free expression enshrined in India's Constitution.