Sentence examples for could be easily interpreted from inspiring English sources

The idea of a woman paying for sex could be easily interpreted as desperate, but you managed to convey it in a way that felt empowering.

These gestures could be easily interpreted as kindness, which is the furthest thing from the truth.

Ashdown's spokesman, Julian Braithwaite, noted the report's publication just before elections in the Republika Srpska: "The question for the RS government is why are they publishing this report now, at the time when it could be easily interpreted as irresponsible electioneering.

For example, the biasing effects of unequal rewards demonstrated in the current study could be easily interpreted as effects of attention.

In the case of a woman suffering from psychotic disorder, this could be easily interpreted and incorporated into a delusional system.

In the absence of molar mass information, such data could be easily interpreted as light-induced dimer stabilization or dimerization of PtAu1a.

However, the data could not be easily interpreted as Singapore has a migrant population of almost 1 million and they come mainly from the surrounding countries.

The only significant interaction identified could not be easily interpreted in concrete terms.

Although promising, most of these studies could not be easily interpreted, quite often because of inadequate study designs, such as lack of randomized control trials (30– 32), small sample size (30– 32), or lack of safety information (30– 30).

We excluded "nonsense questions" that did not assess student understanding of science (e.g., "Which of the following individuals wrote your textbook?") and poorly stated questions that could not be easily interpreted by the raters.

Large resorptions were easily interpreted with all techniques, while low resorption grades, especially grade 1 could be interpreted only on CBCT images.