Sentence examples for interpreted as telling from inspiring English sources

The interpretation of certain statements which might be interpreted as telling against Ammonius' espousal of, say, the transcendent One, is also a complex matter.

In most cases it was not possible to tell whether the same clinical results were available when test results were interpreted as would be available in practice.

It could be interpreted as a telling moment, but Mr. Garcia pointed out that it is nothing new: for as long as he can remember, livery-cab drivers in his neighborhood have been terrified of young men.

So you get children giving stock answers, which gets interpreted as them telling lies, which makes the social worker think they must be older than they say".

The star of "The Martian," who gave an interview to the Guardian that the blogosphere interpreted as him telling gay actors to stay closeted, taped an appearance on "The Ellen DeGeneres Show" on Monday to promote his upcoming films (and impressively do the Whip and the Nae Nae to raise money for Water.org).

(For a slightly different take on what Sextus is up to in PH I 12, see Cooper 2012, who interprets Sextus as telling us about his 'original skeptic predecessors' (283) or 'proto-skeptics' (285), who came upon the skeptical skill as a result of their reflections, 'as something then for later worriers to avail themselves of' (282 n.76).

Traditionally, scholars have interpreted such passages as telling us that Descartes' view is that in an idea's representing or presenting an object to the mind, it is a mode that in some sense possesses content (Wilson 1978, Chappell 1986).

That statement was interpreted as "we're told that every San Francisco-based MySpace employee has been laid off this afternoon".

He said he had interpreted the two incidents as "telling me I had to leave that spot," and soon after being shot, he returned to Minneapolis.

"The truth shall rise again!" he told supporters, in what has been interpreted as a reference to the promise of his son's future.

"Your critical views could be interpreted as an incitement to hatred against Russia's leadership," a bureaucrat tells her.