Sentence examples for interpreted as good from inspiring English sources

I remember a time when the opposite was the case – when the tragic human consequences of war were interpreted as good reasons to avoid unnecessary conflict.

Here's a spoiler: reports that say more than 150,000 jobs have been created can generally be interpreted as good news for Mr. Obama.

There's lots of buzz on Friday about national polls that are variously being interpreted as good news for Newt Gingrich, good or bad news for Mitt Romney, and good or bad news for Herman Cain.

For more than a hundred years, the presence of antibodies against any disease had been interpreted as good news: antibodies are proteins that the immune system uses to fend off attacks by viruses and bacteria as they circulate in the bloodstream; if you have antibodies against chicken pox or measles, it means that your immune system is ready to fight the virus.

This should not be interpreted as good news.

Inter-rater reliability was estimated using multirater kappa (k) statistics, with k = 0.61 0.80 interpreted as "good agreement" and k > 0.80 interpreted as "very good agreement" [18].

*Hits, misses, false alarms and correct rejects are defined in Table 3. Altman [ 35] has indicated that values of K can be interpreted as very good agreement if they are between 0.81 and 1.00 and as good agreement if they are between 0.61 and 0.80.

The correlation was 0.98, which was interpreted as a good fit of the GRM to the data as well.

Still, when Smarty Jones seemed to be full of himself at 7 a.m. yesterday, it was interpreted as a good sign.

Omen, observed phenomenon that is interpreted as signifying good or bad fortune.

On the one hand, this could be interpreted as more good news — another blow at the caricature.