Sentence examples for interpreted as madness from inspiring English sources
Because creative thoughts could be interpreted as madness?
Who hasn't had the nightmare or masochistic fantasy of somehow wrongly ending up in a psychiatric hospital and realising that every panicky thing you would then do — scream, plead, rage, desperately mimic the mannerisms of sanity that would otherwise come naturally — would of course be interpreted as madness?
Academic critics, for whom the phrase "unreliable narrator" is dependably one of the most thrilling in the language, have, not surprisingly, focussed their energies on the governess's madness — often interpreted as a form of sexual hysteria.
Put differently, madness need not be interpreted as a necessary dualism of extremes or as a tenuously magical splitting.
"I felt like I might get a divine revelation by seeing a certain number; a great coincidence could be interpreted as a message from heaven," Nash said years later in the PBS documentary A Brilliant Madness.
"Could this be interpreted as hedging?
'Jogen tasha' must be interpreted as 'Idiot!
The image was interpreted as sacrilegious.
It was interpreted as much more.
Apologies for the #lyric interpreted as rape".
A refusal might be interpreted as racism.
