Sentence examples for interpreted as a call from inspiring English sources

Glenn Beck, a prominent conservative commentator who opposes Trump, was recently suspended for a week by SiriusXM after Brad Thor, who writes political thrillers, made comments on Beck's radio program that some listeners interpreted as a call for Trump to be assassinated.

The Russian proposal was widely interpreted as a call to legitimize domestic censorship of the Internet.

This criticism should not be interpreted as a call for the abandonment of efforts to create standardized comparable data.

Army officials ordered him to strike that line because it could be interpreted as a call for civil disobedience.

But Kurlansky develops a strong case for why "Dancing in the Street" would be widely interpreted as a call to action.

That shouldn't come as a relief battles over licenses in local markets are conceivable, and Trump's tweet can be interpreted as a call to wage those battles.

"We want to make music that a 20-year-old kid could interpret as a call for revolution, but not blatant revolution".

Another minor weakness is that a triple pattern is interpreted as a procedure call only if the predicate of the triple pattern is the specific procedure call IRI.

A constant "seep" note is interpreted as a contact call while moving in a flock (Lowery and Tallman 1976, Isler and Isler 1987).

"I felt for myself, when I danced in my full, expressive essence, it was interpreted as a mating call, and I would get a lot of unwanted attention.

"Late last week, keepers observed her vocalizing in a way that could be interpreted as a contact call.