Sentence examples for interpreted as a reference from inspiring English sources

While Biden's remarks on "60 Minutes" have been interpreted as a reference to Dowd's column, he may also have been referring to subsequent reports or cable news commentary that framed his reported exchange with Beau in different terms.

But other officials noted that the question that prompted that reply had referred to a "summit," which Mr. Bush may have interpreted as a reference to heads of government, and the tone of the president's remarks had reflected a "love the one you're with" approach in Mr. Sharon's presence.

That was widely interpreted as a reference to Mr. Soong, with whom Mr. Lee has had a feud.

"The truth shall rise again!" he told supporters, in what has been interpreted as a reference to the promise of his son's future.

In another feature, he was advised to remove a reference to "eating lamb," because it might be interpreted as a reference to Uighur unrest in Xinjiang Province.

On Friday, Farage challenged anyone briefing against him anonymously to speak up, in what was widely interpreted as a reference to the party's only MP, Douglas Carswell.

Special importance seems to have been attached to the number 12, which some scholars interpret as a reference to the 12 tribes of Israel.

His costume would have been interpreted as a homoerotic reference, as sex was an established part of the monastic life; another such reference is the bamboo flute that protrudes from his belt and is accompanied by a poem: "The passionate yearning of the warbler/brings forth/the first song of the bamboo".

"I deeply regret that my actions were mistakenly interpreted as a direct reference to Congressman Stupak himself".

In what could have been interpreted as a direct reference to Starbucks, David Cameron warned companies seen as avoiding tax to "wake up and smell the coffee".

While I remain heartbroken over the passage of this bill and the tragic consequences it will have for the unborn, I deeply regret that my actions were mistakenly interpreted as a direct reference to Congressman Stupak himself.