Sentence examples for interpreted some time from inspiring English sources

If you turn on "Morning Joe"—a program that you could easily have interpreted some time ago as being quite pro-Trump, enthusiastic about him, in certain ways now is discussing whether he has dementia.

(The listener was meant to interpret "some time at Yale" as roughly "some time inside the incubator of Russophobic conspiracy").

Estimated self-reported diabetes based on surveys and the tracking of temporal trends would likely be difficult to interpret for some time before these criteria are fully assimilated in medical practice.

They interpreted the delay time as the travel time of the compressional disturbance.

"Constitutions are interpreted over time," said Evan Wolfson, executive director of Freedom to Marry, a group opposed to the amendment.

Imagining Don Quixote will take four key episodes from the book and explore how they have been interpreted over time.

"This solves the biggest problem in harassment law," Mr. Schnapper said, noting that most of the federal circuits had interpreted the time limits more strictly.

My former boss would often state: "Waste is sinful," which I interpreted as time is wasted.

BIS can be used in ICU patients but readings should be interpreted over time and in response to stimulation.

Particle size distributions were correlated with their emission times, interpreted as burn times, for different turbulence levels.

Osborn had for some time interpreted the 'primary' tritubercular cusp as the protocone [27] [28], which he considered derived from the primitive reptilian unicuspid condition.