Sentence examples for interpreted by him from inspiring English sources

The Upanishadic doctrine of the unity of selves is interpreted by him to mean an absence of difference of kind among selves, which is consistent with the Samkhya.

"Regardless of its motivation, the booing is clearly hurting him as an individual and being interpreted by him and many others, including players of all teams, as having racist undertones.

The signs of comets, eclipses, and movements of heavenly bodies could all be interpreted by him as heavenly guides on how to conduct affairs of state.

Based on the rare presence of an axillary bud in multi-ovulate forms of the fructification (figure 2-3), the basal part of the stalk was interpreted by him as being shoot-derived.

News that he has asked an British academic to write his biography, presumably for a foreign audience, has been interpreted by some as him laying the ground for his candidacy.

Wilder was less happy with the way two of their screenplays were interpreted by Mitchell Leisen, which persuaded him that he had to direct his own work.

It is not clear how the Act, as interpreted by the agency, injures him.

But here is the problem: Mr. Silver's offering a wager could be interpreted, by critics who already paint him as partisan, as evidence that he has a rooting interest in a particular outcome.

Stalking specialists tell me that every interview, every public utterance I make, will be interpreted by my stalker to be about him -- including this blog you are reading.

The public good, as interpreted by politicians?

-- Interviewed by Paisley Rekdal; interpreted by Valerie Lincy.