Sentence examples for it was widely interpreted from inspiring English sources

"When the Government came up with its progress report on Dilnot last month it was widely interpreted that if it wasn't being kicked into the long grass it was certainly in an irregularly grazed meadow," he said.

It was widely interpreted as a slap at LACMA and its director, Michael Govan.

It was widely interpreted by conservative pundits as a gang-related gesture.

When the Islamists began their attacks, it was widely interpreted as a sign that the government was weak.

It was widely interpreted as an endorsement of Israel's war in Gaza, although she said it was not.

In it a baby is diagnosed with cancer and undergoes an operation, and it was widely interpreted as an account of what happened in her own family.

But the law is so vague that it is widely interpreted here as a broader effort to restrict open advocacy of homosexuality.

This is the prevalent reading of MMP and the reason why it is widely interpreted as encouraging a virtue ethical approach to moral theory.

September 11th was widely interpreted as a second Pearl Harbor: it's the Second World War that the United States seems to want to be fighting.

Aliens was widely interpreted as a feminist film, but it supplied very good reasons for men to be afraid of women.

This fall was widely interpreted as temporary, a sign that the recession was deeper than it appeared.