Sentence examples for interpreted like this from inspiring English sources

I hope the film will not be seen and interpreted like this.

It is astonishing to see the figures interpreted like this: turned into a nebulous warning about "too much immigration" on the one hand, and a back-handed multiculturalism-ain't-so-bad compliment on the other.

Interpreted like this, we would expect differential effects of expectancy, which should more strongly affect the OR, cardiac deceleration, and the P3, and outcomes worse than expected, which should more strongly affect the MFN.

By introducing the optical thickness characterizing the fuel bed, this difference in mode of propagation was interpreted like the demonstration of two modes of radiative transfer (optically thin and thick, respectively).

Those results, if interpreted like the new study about junk food, would result in this headline: "Tobacco not to blame for America's emphysema epidemic".

As shown in this study, the orientation of these forms can simply be interpreted like the orientation of disks, compared to Sander's approach (1930) (Fig. 5H) on the alignment-behavior of disk-like particles (Potter and Pettijohn, 1977).

And a fear that it might be interpreted like that initially made me hesitate".

The pronoun it in 25(a) is an instance of a descriptive pronoun that is interpreted like the corresponding definite description in 25(b).

Klikovac said that the goal of his work is to create images that allow people to escape from their daily routine and that his underwater shapes should be interpreted like the Rorschach inkblot test.

The other ORs in the table must be interpreted like those resulting from model #2.

Thus in some respects, the predictions returned by our SPN-based simulator can be interpreted like the results of a western blot or microarray experiment looking at changes relative to "control".