Sentence examples for interpreted as a response from inspiring English sources

Such distaste for aesthetic dogma has been interpreted as a response to his early art training in communist East Germany.

The ad was interpreted as a response to the replacement of BMW's "Checkmate" ad by one for Barney's Co-op store.

The changes will be widely interpreted as a response to the "Sachsgate" affair, which lead to the resignation of the Radio 2 controller Lesley Douglas.

Within 24 hours, Microsoft had sweetened its own parental leave policy, in what observers quickly interpreted as a response to Netflix's opening salvo in the Silicon Valley talent wars.

Defending the Obama administration's decision to "pivot" toward Asia — a policy widely interpreted as a response to China's expanding influence — General Dempsey said it was not as though "we've disappeared and are about to reappear".

The visit is being interpreted as a response to the Gujarat chief minister Narendra Modi's current month-long political yatra, or journey, in honor of the very same Swami.

We identify departures of the local vegetation from the regional trend between 2400 and 7100 cal yr BP, which we interpret as a response of rainforest vegetation and local fire regimes to the disturbance effect of tephra deposition near Lago Pichilafquén.

For analysis of reported teaching activities, a blank answer was interpreted as a negative response (no teaching activities undertaken).

An irritant response, a doubtful, or a negative reading was interpreted as a negative response.

An irritant response, a doubtful reading, or a negative reading was interpreted as a negative response.

Insistence on female probity is sometimes interpreted as a male response to female assertiveness.