Sentence examples for interpreted as a threat from inspiring English sources

The video is immediately interpreted as a threat.

Anyway, he said, the plan to strengthen Europe's defense should not be interpreted as a threat.

Colleagues in Grozny said that during that meeting, Mr. Kadyrov had asked her about her relatives and her teenage daughter, something she interpreted as a threat.

They did not like it that she wanted to work; her plans to go back to school were interpreted as a threat that she might leave her husband.

Kocurek responded that that could be interpreted as a threat against members of the grand jury, and that they would be protected from Perry or anyone else since "no one is above the law".

In February, as she organized and spoke at rallies, prosecutors showed her a draft of their proposed sentence for her husband, a development she interpreted as a threat and has since presented as evidence that the case was politically motivated.

Story: Art gallery owner (Amy Adams) is disturbed by her ex-husband's (Jake Gyllenhaal) novel, a violent, revenge thriller she interprets as a threat.

A flight from London to Kennedy Airport in New York was diverted to Shannon Airport after a crew member found a message that was interpreted as a bomb threat, an airline official said.

The tweets – along with rumours of other dangers amongst his network – were interpreted as a serious threat to his safety by the UN inquiry team, and he was put under temporary police protection in June.

This statement was interpreted as a military threat by David Butler, the Leader of the Opposition.

MARK MUDD (NO) - Country dude who butchered a George Jones song and then said, "Be careful" when leaving, which the judges interpreted as a veiled threat.