Sentence examples for media interpreting from inspiring English sources

With the media interpreting them like that, it's hardly surprising that people think the forecasts are worse than they actually are.

Alternatively, it could point to the media interpreting the primary study in different ways, i.e., as both a treatment study and an enhancement study, while bioethics articles unilaterally interpreted the study as evidence of an enhancement effect.

Other state media interpreted Kerry's comments positively.

All eyes will be on how North Korea's media interpret the outcome of the Hanoi summit.

Much of the Israeli media interpreted the event as reinforcing Mr Arafat's importance in Palestinian politics.

The media interpreted those elections as representing tectonic changes in politics, and members of Congress followed along.

What many in the media interpreted as a salary dump may have actually ended up making the team better.

But characteristically, the English news media interpreted the situation as a kind of national affront disproportionately affecting its own players — and its own reporters.

He won £200,000 in damages, but some sections of the media interpreted the lawsuit in such a way as to make him appear homophobic.

Perry and Taylor Swift have been locked in mutual dislike since 2014, after Swift revealed in a Rolling Stone interview that her song "Bad Blood" was about another female pop star, which the media interpreted as a jab at Perry.

What athletes do and how the news media interpret what they do, how reporters cover and uncover the actions, deeds and misdeeds and disseminate information to the public are sources of tension between the athletes and the editors and reporters.