Sentence examples for conveniently interpreted from inspiring English sources

It was conveniently interpreted to deny all Indigenous people – except those already on state electoral rolls before 1901 – the vote.

The containers generally host more than one entity (otherwise co-occurrence would be impossible) and can be conveniently interpreted as lists.

He chose to end on Sunday with Mahler's end: the 9th Symphony and the Adagio from the unfinished 10th, two profound works that have usually (and conveniently) been interpreted as valedictory and focused on death.

Note that monthly costs, as all variables indicated with an asterisk have been logarithmically transformed to a normal distribution, which can conveniently be interpreted in terms of relative changes presented in the last column.

Johnston added: "Canterbury are approaching Channel 9 to seek an apology for the way that Channel 9 has 'conveniently' interpreted this matter.

That rule is often interpreted conveniently by both parties.

Writing now, she says, "In yet another example of the terrible politicization of this tragedy, many have conveniently chosen to interpret [those words] to mean that I was somehow minimizing the tragedy of Benghazi.

In general, the Milankovitch theory is conveniently used to interpret the variation of glacial and interglacial periods related to the orbital forcing.

With this new framework, the variance based global sensitivity analysis for models with correlated variables can be conducted conveniently and the variance contributions of a correlated variable to the variance of model output can be identified and interpreted distinctly.

Catherine interpreted the rappings.

He interpreted the universe...