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.
" Indeed, the hiring is being interpreted by critics as a risky change in direction for the cable news channel and its parent company, Time Warner, although the channel's executives rebut that.
She is a heroine who has been interpreted by critics in myriad ways: for Hegel, she represents the ethical value of the family against the state; for George Eliot, the strength of intellect against society; for Anouilh, during the French resistance, the rejection of authority.
Erdoğan gave a defiant speech the day after Ahmet Davutoğlu stepped down as prime minister and leader of the ruling Justice and Development, or AK, party, over insurmountable differences with the president, in a move interpreted by critics and opposition politicians as a "palace coup".
And Don Quixote has endured, interpreted by critics from myriad angles, shaping the work of scores of writers in succeeding generations.
Its lyrics use the metaphor of diving, which was interpreted by critics to discuss a commitment to a relationship.
The song is about yearning to rebuild a failed relationship and was interpreted by critics as being about Brown's former relationship with Barbadian singer Rihanna.
Allegorically, the film was interpreted by critics variously as representing Hungarian history specifically or universal human responses to war and reconstruction more generally.
Inside, politicians were accused of voter intimidation with many choosing to vote openly and some accused of filming the booths of those who those who chose not to – interpreted by critics as a move to persuade the vote.
In another song called "Fancy", which contains the lyrics "You always tried to compete with me, girl ... find your own identity", was interpreted by critic David Browne, in his review of the album for Entertainment Weekly magazine, as a response to the lawsuit.
