Sentence examples for is now interpreted from inspiring English sources

All political news is now interpreted through the refractive lens of Mr Brown's failings.

Ahimsa is now interpreted by some American yogis to allow meat, if it is humanely slaughtered.

While people once accepted having butterflies in their stomach before an exam, "the least pressure is now interpreted as an unwanted intrusion and too much to bear".

Freaky fakeness on the outside — bouffant hairdos, gigantic shoes, bizarre outfits — is now interpreted as a sign of strength and realness on the inside.

"It was an approved programme and we can't understand why this is now interpreted as a bribe … I can today unequivocally state for all to know that this payment was not a bribe".

The final testimony is now interpreted by many, including the writer's descendants, as a request that he should not have the kind of grand mausoleum popular in Victorian times.

Among other things, the Wachowskis' reclusiveness was now interpreted in terms of Lana's gender identity.

Parameter should be now interpreted as an experienced SINR and not any more as a target.

Artifacts were now interpreted not so much as cultural standards but as indicators of functioning cultural systems.

Previously considered apocrine tumors, anogenital HP tumors are now interpreted as adenomas of mammary-like anogenital glands based on their histologic features.

The determinants of SES are complex, and the early findings are now interpreted as having been incorrect and stemming from past methodological weaknesses.