Sentence examples for interpreted to imply from inspiring English sources
Told by the judge that the company's statements would be "reasonably interpreted to imply something else," Mr. Sprayregen said he was eager to correct that impression.
But this was interpreted to imply only the personal emancipation of the peasants without transferring to them the land they cultivated.
Still, she continued: "I would just say I think none of this should be interpreted to imply there's some nationwide issue, but I do think it should be taken seriously in terms of what's happening in these cities".
This expression has sometimes been interpreted to imply a mystical union with the cosmos, or a correspondence between human and cosmic patterns.
"Although the main outcome of this old research primarily investigated chocolate and acne, it was falsely interpreted to imply diet was not associated with acne," she says.
A Washington Post story followed, indicating that Wheeler was looking to find some way to "split the baby," a quote that was widely interpreted to imply that the Chairman was moving away from what the President had proposed.
The literature has traditionally interpreted this to imply that the variables are multifractal, which however explains neither the observed breakdown in power-law scaling at small and large lags nor extended power-law scaling.
The authors interpreted this to imply that Koreans regard independence, individualism and spirituality, the weighted values in Western societies, to be less important [ 4].
The knowledge in pieces perspective interpreted constructivism to imply that students' knowledge fragments were resources upon which they drew to think about and understand new phenomena (Taber, 2008).
A participant in Lingler and colleagues (2006) interpreted MCI to imply: "a problem and I don't … know whether it… will continue to generate or whether it can be turned around" (p. 796).
