Sentence examples for immediately interpreted from inspiring English sources

The video is immediately interpreted as a threat.

This gets immediately interpreted in most public bodies as going to Facebook or perhaps engaging people in their local pub.

In remarks immediately interpreted as the most expansive comments on race since he became president, Obama said the US was still not "a post-racial society".

Both shootings shocked the nation, and were immediately interpreted – in the court of public opinion, at least – through the prism of race.

The tone of Zuckerberg's response to the explosion was immediately interpreted by many as a sign of a grudge against SpaceX CEO Elon Musk.

His words were immediately interpreted as a Glass-Steagall Act for the 21st century, in reference to the legislation introduced in 1933 that prevented commercial banks which took deposits from customers from carrying on investment banking activities.

It's likely that lower courts would not immediately interpret such a holding as creating a right to same-sex marriage.

They immediately interpret a patient's problem in diagnostic terms and do not engage in elaborate analytical thought processes.

In the case of the yeast genome, I would prefer to use terms "direct" or "complementary" strand (and, accordingly, "D" and "C" instead of "W" and "C" in the name of genes) because it will be easier to immediately interpret these names.

This issue highlights a more general problem with unconditioned behavioural tests of exploratory behaviour, in that high levels of locomotion around an environment should not immediately be interpreted as neophilia or a positively rewarded aspect of novelty-seeking (Welker, 1957).

The individual pixels in the display see what's touching the screen and that information is immediately processed and interpreted.