Sentence examples for interpret criticism from inspiring English sources

Some Arabs, not unreasonably, interpret criticism of the building as resentment at Dubai's presumption in setting itself up as a world city.

The attacks didn't create their homophobia they're fully responsible for that but it did help ossify their self-righteousness, and it's part of why they now interpret criticism as a sign that they're doing the right thing.

But there's an element of fans who interpret criticism of bad or inconsistent writing as unwarranted criticism of individual characters or the show itself, and that's a wrestling match I don't have the mental energy for just now.

The courts will interpret "criticism or review" liberally, as in Newspaper Licensing Agency v Marks & Spencers plc, and as such the criticism or review can include the thought or philosophy of the work, as in Time Warner v Channel 4, or the social and moral implications of the work, as in Pro Sieben Media v Carlton Television.

No wonder some people interpret criticisms of a product as a criticism of their choices.

But getting their message across is difficult now, antiwar activists say, because many people interpret any criticism of the war as a lack of sympathy for the families of those who died on Sept. 11.

Farage's appeal is that he doesn't care what the "LibLabCon establishment" thinks of him, and his voters are quick to interpret any criticism as validation that there really is a conspiracy against the "people's army".

There are plenty of cases where badly aimed criticism (or unsolicited advice that gets interpreted as criticism) veers into abuse.

In a statement on Friday, Mr. Greenspan said his testimony should not have been interpreted as criticism.

For Federer and his entourage, this might have been the sweetest of all 13 titles, given the growing news-media concern that the family mistakenly interpreted as criticism.

"At any rate, we have withdrawn the content from the internet and apologise if it was interpreted as criticism of the country".