Sentence examples for most interpreted from inspiring English sources
Most interpreted these measures as a form of pressure on Yanukovych as he considered shunning the Russian-led customs union in favour of an association agreement with the European Union.
On 21 January, secretary of state Hillary Clinton made a landmark speech about internet freedom, in Washington DC, which many people welcomed and most interpreted as a rebuke to China for its alleged cyberattack on Google.
Numerous musicians have recorded "Hoochie Coochie Man" in a variety of styles, making it one of the most interpreted Waters and Dixon songs.
Most interpreted the salt cartoon as the need to monitor and reduce salt levels in diet which was one layer of meaning.
Matrix 3, the matrix in which characters are most interpreted as mutational events, is especially strong in its performance, exceeding both sequence data sets in average bootstrap value per resolved node and CI (in addition to those characteristics just discussed).
And most interpret Munich's final shot to suggest that had the west disengaged from a cycle of violence, the 9/11 attacks could have been avoided.
When a mob boss says "that's a real nice watch you've got on there, be a shame if something were to happen to it…" most interpret that to be a threat, even though it's not explicitly stated.
Gray and Shami highlight the noted line "No man is an Iland"; while most interpret it spiritually, they argue that it was a reminder to the prince and his advisors that "even private actions have public consequences".
At the time of the follow-up, PTs in the intervention group most likely interpreted the questions as referring to the recently developed and introduced guidelines, whereas the control group most likely interpreted the questions in a general way.
Most analysts interpreted the statement to mean that additional action was imminent.
While most people interpreted this as recognizing the day as a national vacation, Congress's proclamation covers only federal employees.
