Sentence examples for immediately interpreted as from inspiring English sources

The video is immediately interpreted as a threat.

The dipole was almost immediately interpreted as a motion of the Milky Way or the whole Local Group.

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".

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.

The opening of the tunnel -- a tunnel that nowhere runs under the Dome of the Rock or the Al Aksa mosque -- was immediately interpreted as a mortal threat to Islam.

"If women do something like uptalk or vocal fry, it's immediately interpreted as insecure, emotional or even stupid," said Carmen Fought, a professor of linguistics at Pitzer College in Claremont, Calif.

Her fans immediately interpreted the resignation as a canny move to get her back down to the lower 48, with as much time on her hands as Mitt Romney.

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.

Furthermore, the timetable must be kept to scrupulously, since any slippage would be immediately interpreted in Iraq as a western desire to continue to exercise sovereignty there.

Wu Chen-huan, the vice minister of justice for administration of Taiwan's prosecutors, said he had attended the gathering and had not immediately interpreted the raised wrists as a reference to Mr. Chen's case.

The storms that beset the Scottish royal couple were immediately interpreted by the Danes as the result of witchcraft.