Sentence examples for interpreted by this from inspiring English sources

The spirit of Beitar is interpreted by this group as ethnic, religious, racist, xenophobic, Islamophobic.

Mark Zuckerberg, as interpreted by this film, comes off as a binary personality.

"In the meantime, it must obey the Clean Air Act as written by Congress and interpreted by this court".

For it must be remembered that, during most of the past 200 years, the Constitution as interpreted by this Court did not prohibit the most ingenious and pervasive forms of discrimination against the Negro.

(Chinen) Helen Sung Trio (Saturday) Helen Sung, a smart young pianist with a clean, precise style, draws from her most recent album, "(re Conception" (Steeplechase), a program of standards neatly interpreted by this trio.

It's actually quite a good thing to do if you read music - not only does it allow you to see how, say, Richard Strauss's Ein Heldenleben is being interpreted by this conductor and these musicians, it also helps the time to go faster.

In the case of W347, this effect is best interpreted by the importance of this large hydrophobic side chain forming the wall of the substrate-binding pocket.

As interpreted by the Clinton administration, this meant that they would have to take the pulse of the forest on a regular basis, monitor the health of selected species and make midcourse corrections in the overall plan if some species began to fail.

Our findings support this and we also suggest that this dialogue should take into account the way in which risk is interpreted by the public in this context, drawing from other related areas, such as health protection [22].

"I think that was interpreted by those governments as meaning this was not the highest priority".

This was interpreted by the British high command as signifying that movement towards her home port by the two ships may well have been acts of subterfuge.