Sentence examples for could be interpreted through from inspiring English sources

The entire constitution could be interpreted through the preamble, too, which has made many conservatives and legal experts nervous.

The Edge had brought le Brocquy's work to Steinberg's attention, and she became convinced that his paintings could be interpreted through dance.

However, Kant also argued that the categorical imperative could be interpreted through reason alone to delineate what inviolable rights are [ 33].

Our data could be interpreted through this paradigm, with maintenance of IFNγ-producing cells specific for herpesviruses which are poor IL-2 producers, and the TT-specific cells maintained to similar levels in HIV+ and HIV- individuals potentially because although they produce IL-2, they are not activated and are therefore poor targets for HIV replication.

The predicted mechanism for the conversion of photons to current for the DSSCs could be interpreted to pass through the following stages, Fig. 11.

This apparent diffusion coefficient could be interpreted as a measurement of counterions transport through films.

This rape comes right before Neil's return home when he recounts Coach's activities to Brian and thus, through proximity, the rape could be interpreted as an expression of the emotional violence of Coach's abuse of the boys.

The album has a journey-like concept and dreamy musical narrative, which Flying Lotus conceived through astral projection and felt could be interpreted uniquely by listeners.

The term "right-of-way" could be interpreted narrowly, to refer only to major streets running through a campus, or broadly enough to mean all internal university sidewalks and walkways.

He was stabbed through the eye in a brawl that could be interpreted as a quarrel over a bill at a tavern in Deptford.

Thus our molecular data could be interpreted as indicating a Pacific LSR for this species with migration through to the North Atlantic.