Sentence examples for have interpreted her from inspiring English sources

There aren't that many images of Helen of Troy but it's interesting to see how different painters have interpreted her over the years.

An onlooker might have interpreted her fanfare as a declaration of the wifely role she intended to assume: powerful and unflinching, yet evenhanded.

They have interpreted her vague brief mostly through music, but also film – a collection of the latter was released on VHS, its artwork taken from a porn parody of The Cosby Show.

Had he not been so fixated on her difference – the salwaar kameez she wore, the dupatta scarf draped over her head – he might have interpreted her silence in a different way.

But how her statements are being delivered -- and how zealous and adoring fans have interpreted her words -- only reinforce our cultural standards, and perpetuate the myth that only one type of body is acceptable.

By and large, the British press has interpreted her relinquishment of day-to-day management as an ouster.

After calling the charges against her brother "erroneous," Mr. Han's sister disputed the way the police had interpreted her brother's statements during the questioning.

"She has interpreted her powers to the very limit that one could reasonably claim for them," said Oscar G. Chase, a law professor at New York University.

Kumaratunga has interpreted her survival in the suicide bombing as a sign that she has been chosen by the gods to achieve peace, but lately her efforts have brought her only bitter frustration.

Unable to communicate the violent history of their relationship on her own, social services had interpreted her anxiety as evidence she was not able to look after her daughter and threatened to take custody away altogether.

Ms. Miller expressed no sorrow for investors who had bought Priceline's stock on her arrival, having interpreted her move as a buy recommendation from a savvy Wall Street veteran.