Sentence examples for has gradually interpreted from inspiring English sources
Since then the U.S. Supreme Court has gradually interpreted this to apply most of the Bill of Rights to state governments.
Nobel's ambiguous stipulation that the literature prize be awarded to the authors of works of an "idealistic tendency" was interpreted strictly in the beginning but has gradually been interpreted more flexibly.
Sixty-nine yeago ago, Hannah Arendt wrote a phrase that has gradually become one of her most quoted and often interpreted: "the right to have rights".
In the words of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., the promissory note of the Bill of Rights has gradually been paid down, but in Trump's vision this will stop now: One must have "total allegiance to the United States of America," presumably as he interprets it.
Tourism has gradually gained significance.
That agreement has gradually eroded.
And Alber Elbaz has gradually won.
Mr Capriles has gradually gained ground.
That practice has gradually become unacceptable.
Since then, Ruskin has gradually been rediscovered.
