Sentence examples for interpreted as stealing from inspiring English sources

While the preliminary publications of these results is unfortunate, and could be interpreted as stealing some of the authors' "thunder", the reviewers do not feel the authors should be penalized for this, as their manuscript puts all these observations into a more coherent interpretation than the previous studies, as well as showing high-resolution images.

"That anything I do, they can interpret as inappropriate".

I.e., Much gold was stolen is interpreted as meaning the same as Much of the gold was stolen.

He has also urged his supporters to keep an eye on voting locations to prevent a "stolen" election, which some critics interpreted as encouraging them to intimidate voters.

If Ms. Vincent is a warmly engaging singer, she lacks the eerie keening intensity of Alison Krauss, and the storytelling pungency of Dolly Parton, whose classic "Jolene," accelerated and interpreted as one woman's desperate plea to another not to steal her man, was the evening's high point.

"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.