Sentence examples for comments interpreted from inspiring English sources

Vice President Al Gore, in comments interpreted as less than enthusiastic about the W.T.O.

According to the Daily Telegraph's front page on Wednesday, the German chancellor, Angela Merkel, has "signalled that she may be willing to compromise on the issue of free movement", suggesting "in comments interpreted as a significant shift" that Britain "may be able to gain full control of its borders while retaining access to the single market".

She came off sobbing through puffy, red eyes but insisted, her comments interpreted by a team official, that she wanted to do better "next time".

Shadow chancellor Ed Balls recently hinted he could work with Lib Dem leader Nick Clegg, comments interpreted as a thawing in relations between the two parties.

On YouTube, the video was met with negative comments and video responses, including comments interpreted as "violent".

He said comments interpreted by some as racist had been made relatively early in the life of the Indian protest leader.

During their private meeting, he told Mr. Nazarbayev "that we, too, are working to improve our democracy," a White House official later told reporters, a comment interpreted as soft-pedaling concerns over repressive Kazakh rule.

For its part, the McCain team was aggravated that Bush's address to Israeli lawmakers in May condemning appeasement of America's enemies, a comment interpreted as a slap at Obama, stepped on their candidate's speech the same day envisioning what a first McCain term would look like.

A final musical comment: interpreting the names of characters in a novel is to literary investigation what the pun is to humor.

Joshi takes extreme umbrage to this comment, interpreting it as a reference to Pantoja's penis (he later said it was a self-deprecating nod to his weight) and proceeds to scream bloody murder about being sexually harassed by the comment.

He regretted that his comments were interpreted as anything but humor.