Sentence examples for it might be interpreted from inspiring English sources

And a fear that it might be interpreted like that initially made me hesitate".

Cambridge had rejected Yale's invitation, concerned that accepting it might be "interpreted as privilege for a special class".

He said it might be interpreted as an effort to appeal to Hispanic voters, but not at the expense of alienating his core constituency.

In another feature, he was advised to remove a reference to "eating lamb," because it might be interpreted as a reference to Uighur unrest in Xinjiang Province.

At worst, it might be interpreted as an attempt to isolate the Israelis, sweep them under the carpet as if they do not exist.

"It might be interpreted as more of a warning shot rather than a broad-based onslaught," analysts at Barclays Capital wrote in a note.

The passage is relevant since it directly argues against the possibility of artificial intelligence and it even might be interpreted as arguing against the possibility of a universal Turing machine: reason as a universal instrument can never be emulated in space.

It has features that might be interpreted as limbs, sense organs and the like, and these features can be manipulated so that greeble families of similar but not quite identical individual greebles can be generated.

Matthiessen (2014) posits that translation (be it shift or equivalence) might be interpreted through dimensions of language organization: stratification, rank, instantiation, metafunction, delicacy, and axis (cf. Matthiessen 2001, 2014; Halliday 2009; Huang 2017).

The family photographs next to it seem incidental, but the picture might be interpreted as a demonstration that life is perilous.

Fashionology reports skirts are trending toward knee length, a development which might be interpreted as, "It could be worse".