Sentence examples for it is interpreted by from inspiring English sources

It is interpreted by some as a sign of political infighting.

For me, a play is a form of writing which isn't complete until it is interpreted by actors.

He said it offers "teaching to foreign fighters' children" in a range of religious studies, Islamic law as it is interpreted by Isis, English, maths, and "jihadiyyah".

But the book's appeal is not the advice, which often borders on cliché— "Borrow from the best" is one the "12 commandments of wealth" — but how it is interpreted by those who were interviewed.

He believed this was unfair because, by definition, the law of the land and the way it is interpreted by a judge should be free for all citizens to access.

A written or spoken sentence only has derivative intentionality insofar as it is interpreted by someone.

He espoused a love for the Constitution, and how it was interpreted by its framers.

And the way it was interpreted by the New York Post was 'Yay!

He added, "It was not meant to be racist, but unfortunately, it was interpreted by many as such".

There has been no movement though in case it was interpreted by Milne as a move against her.

"It was interpreted by many that we were going to sell your photos to others without any compensation," he wrote.