Sentence examples for interpreting them as from inspiring English sources

The two reports touched off a rally in technology stocks, with investors interpreting them as signs that the worst was over.

White shoes have become a surprising hit for this summer too with designer and high-street brands interpreting them as strappy sandals and courts.

The article ear explains in detail the physiological process of hearing that is, receiving certain wave vibrations and interpreting them as sound.

A husband eager for a child mishears his wife's moans of pain during sex, interpreting them as pleasure, as does her mother, eavesdropping at the door, both of them in thrall to the narrative of lineage.

By moving the maps closer to the center of the story — interpreting them as historical documents in their own right — Schecter might have brought new evidence to bear even with regard to Washington's well-known military career.

However, in light of the news that the entire Russian team is being banned from the Olympics, we are now interpreting them as an homage to Russia, as seen through the lens of offbeat Russian designer Gosha Rubchinskiy and his eponymous label.

By utilizing our notations, we interpret them as follows.

Parker Morris defined these standards as a minimum; builders, on the whole, interpreted them as a maximum.

A viewer may interpret them as if they were Rorschach blots.

Instead he interpreted them as artificial constructs built by intelligent Martians.

Dirac interpreted them as antiparticles, with a charge opposite to that of electrons.