Sentence examples for being interpreted from inspiring English sources

"It didn't have significance to the way that's being interpreted right now," he said through the interpreter.

Which, being interpreted, means start swinging, Theresa, Boris and Gove.

Barack Obama's national security strategy is being interpreted as a break with his predecessor's.

"How is the resignation being interpreted in the West?" the reporter asked me.

Justice Scalia used the event to repeat criticisms that the Constitution is being interpreted liberally.

"What has amazed me is how open it is to being interpreted, to being played with.

The ANC's disciplinary outcome is also being interpreted in the context of infighting within the party.

"I can see it being interpreted that way... but it wasn't intended that way.

whose holy name all shall pronounce Emmanuel, which being interpreted means, "Gott mit uns"?

It's hard to propose changes without that being interpreted as a personal criticism of your predecessor.

Some of the rules — and how they're being interpreted by officials — have caused frustrations.