Sentence examples for interpreted the stance from inspiring English sources

Critics interpreted the stance the novel took against French class-based discrimination and hypocrisy as quite radical, although some French critics found that this made the novel an unsubtle satire of fading social stereotypes.

Markets went ballistic: the Dow Jones average plummeted 300 points, and traders interpreted the committee's moderate stance as a betrayal.

Some have interpreted that stance as signaling a closer cooperation with ICE.

We interpreted the observed behaviours of patients by taking a person-centred stance (Brooker 2007; Kitwood 1997), meaning that we took the perspective of the person with dementia to interpret the intention or purpose of the behaviour.

Analysts interpreted the moves as a signal that Mexico intends to take a more outspoken stance against Trump.

Many interpreted "the Brennan doctrine" as permitting hard-core pornography, and later courts took a tougher stance.

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… While some may interpret this stance as hostility to the LGBTQ community, our aim is to stand respectfully and graciously for biblical truth".

Both Wollstonecraft and Burke associate him with Enlightenment thinking, particularly the notion that civilization could progress through rational debate, but they interpret that stance differently.