Sentence examples for could only interpreted from inspiring English sources

Historically, however, this combination came under sustained attack by Quine, who, like Carnap, assumed that $\Box$ could only interpreted in terms of logical necessity or analyticity.

Dr. Mitchell Begelman, an astrophysicist at the University of Colorado, Boulder, said that the X-ray emission signals would yield even more information about the gas and its behavior if scientists could only interpret them.

Then came the back-breaker: in the vote on the Iraq war resolution in 2002, many Democrats in Washington — including, most conspicuously, Hillary Clinton, then an unannounced presidential candidate — sided with President Bush in a move that antiwar liberals could only interpret as a Clintonian calculation to look tough on terror.

My partner and I walked in on what I could only interpret as Martin Luther King's dream come to life.

Because the three-dimensional structural information of the full-length ABL is not available at this time, we could only interpret these results to suggest that the three different kinase N-lobe conformations [30] may be subjected to modulation by the ABL C-terminal region involving the NLS-2, the NLS-3 and the helix-4 of the FABD.

The report also said the state honor awarded to Lugovoi in March 2015 — while the inquiry was ongoing — could be only interpreted as "a deliberate sign of public support made to him by President Putin," and showed the Russian state approved of Litvinenko's killing, "or at least that it wishes to signal approval for it". .

At the present time, these findings could be only interpreted as being related to hypotheses reported in previous studies.

This could only be interpreted as evidence of movement and renewal.

One father cited text messages from his son, which could "only be interpreted as desperately reaching out for help".

Yet why would a guest arrive with a gift that could only be interpreted as an invitation for the host to lose weight?

For Ukrainians and Crimean Tatars alike, this Eurovision prize could only be interpreted as a symbol of European solidarity with a country that has lost control of swaths of territory in the face of Russian aggression.