Sentence examples for interpreted away from inspiring English sources

Since then, he said, many of the desegregation policies have been "repealed or interpreted away, or died of little use".

The symbolic and mythic language of scripture, like the constantly shifting and never-repeated self-disclosures that are cosmos and soul, cannot be interpreted away with reason's strictures.

The White House counsel, Alberto Gonzales, defended the order on this Op-Ed page by denying or interpreting away its most offensive provisions.

And just as well, 'cause there's a lot that needs interpreting away.

But near the end of Thursday's concert, when he recited an abridged version of the lyrics for "The Man That Got Away," interpreted as Ira's elegy for George, whom he survived by 46 years, the concept made perfect — and poignant — sense.

Given that the away-from-torso cue can be interpreted as something moving away from the body, this cue may have resulted in a low perceived urgency of the warning signal, thus slowing the participants' braking responses.

One of my dinner companions interpreted, "Karzai has been away, and with the Americans for so long, he has forgotten what Afghanistan is like".

Ms. Bakhmina, the corrections official said, is in a civilian hospital "not far away," generally interpreted to mean not far from Moscow.

On the other hand, this measure can be interpreted as a turn away from 'market-led environmental governance' (Castree 2008: 138), which took place against a broadening international debate on 'sustainable development' (e.g. Agenda 21).

This contrasts to previous studies above (Ujiié et al. 2003) where the Kuroshio Current is interpreted to be deflected away from the Okinawa Trough into the Pacific at 24 °N due East Taiwan Channel closure during the LGM (Fig. 2).

"Sometimes we did things for safety reasons that the kids on show interpreted as us 'taking away' some items," he said.