Sentence examples for interpreted this way from inspiring English sources

"And the disclosure made today should be interpreted this way".

The Tangshan earthquake that preceded Mao Zedong's death has often been interpreted this way.

It is certainly colorless, and I think it can be said with justice to be green -- certainly, I've never heard the sentence interpreted this way before, and I don't think it's been well thought out.

Among the hundreds of thousands of Neanderthal artifacts that have been unearthed, almost none represent unambiguous attempts at art or adornment, and those which have been interpreted this way — for instance, ivory pendants discovered in a cave in central France — are the subject of endless, often abstruse disputes.

The scarce use of these strategies might be interpreted this way.

The lack of significance of formal education, at the lowest and highest level, can be interpreted this way.

We choose to use this transformation instead of to standardise the scores because means and standard deviations are easier to interpret this way.

Many Chechens interpreted this as a way for him to improve his standing ahead of elections in October.

Many interpreted this as his way of showing he disapproved of the decision.

"Unfortunately this has turned into a word thing -- you interpret it this way, I interpret it that way," he said.

But Mr Field said different councils had interpreted this in different ways, leading to inconsistency and confusion.