Sentence examples for interpreted in certain ways from inspiring English sources

That is, in a given society gender, race, class, level of education etc, are interpreted in certain ways.

"But it appears we have certain postures and gestures that we interpret in certain ways.

See King [2009] for a discussion of what it means to say that speakers interpret syntactic concatenation in certain ways and what explains their so doing.

Under intense questioning by Justices Ruth Bader Ginsburg, Sandra Day O'Connor and David H. Souter, Mr. Levine conceded that a legal services lawyer could not make a type of argument that is the bread and butter of administrative law: that a regulation should be interpreted in a certain way because, interpreted another way, it might well be unconstitutional.

Only I have voiced an opinion which some people have interpreted in a certain way and I can't take it back because that is what I stand for," said the actor, "More than standing for entertainment, more than standing for stardom, I think I stand more strongly as a father, as a husband and as head of the family from a young age because I don't have parents.

In general we interpret syntactic concatenation by composing semantic values of the concatenated lexical items in certain ways.[10] King sometimes puts this by saying that we interpret syntactic concatenation as instructing us to compose semantic values in certain ways.

They are in certain ways complementary.

"But Romário is surprising in certain ways.

And in certain ways, it has.

In certain ways, registration has gotten easier.

I found it out in certain ways.