Sentence examples for interpret to be a from inspiring English sources

But the Bisnos's main infraction was installing an eight-foot abstract sculpture in their front courtyard of what some interpret to be a woman on her back with her legs in the air.

I believe this is a form of what Edwin Newman called "putting on the dog," whereby people think they are showing how erudite they are by over-pronouncing or mispronouncing words in what they interpret to be a high-tone way.

Remains of what we interpret to be a musculature, combined with the capacity for the grooves to contract, indicate vetulicolians possessed a pumping mechanism that could process considerable volumes of seawater.

Here, we demonstrate that the lateral structures of Vetulicola form an integrated complex and we present evidence for what we interpret to be a series of five unequivocal openings.

At substoichiometric concentrations, ToMOD increases the rate of turnover, which we interpret to be a consequence of opening a pathway for oxygen transport to the catalytic diiron center in ToMOH.

Creationist critics typically focus on what they interpret to be an unexpected set of data and then attempt to highlight it as a conclusive falsification of common descent.

"Teen Spirit" is widely interpreted to be a teen revolution anthem, an interpretation reinforced by the song's music video.

They include one representative describing Christianity as "widely interpreted" to be a "slave-making" religion.

Though he never mentioned Trump by name, Zuckerberg's remarks about "fearful voices talking about building walls" were widely interpreted to be a reference to Trump.

Also heard is a garbled epithet that some have interpreted to be a racial slur, though his father insisted that his son would never say anything like that.

The 510 nm peak is interpreted to be a consequence of dislocation-related defects.