Sentence examples for no longer interpreted from inspiring English sources

Older historical accounts concerning the late 19th- and early 20th-century formation of an increasingly de-skilled and uniform labour force have given way to a more nuanced picture, so that the rise of the Labour Party is no longer interpreted, as it earlier was, simply as a consequence of the supposed emergence of this de-skilled labour force.

Since they are no longer interpreted as formulas, they will be copied exactly.

My husband could no longer interpret the proverb: "People who live in glass houses shouldn't throw stones".

The department admits in its own memo that it no longer interprets the Rohrabacher-Farr statute as "placing any limitations on our ability to investigate and prosecute crimes involving recreational marijuana". .

The Kurds, reasonably, are asking that the expression of their cultural difference no longer be interpreted as an attack on the integrity of the state.

Wolfe proposes that, during the heyday of such critics as Greenberg and Rosenberg, criticism no longer simply interpreted art, enlightening the viewer about it, but rather dictated to it, like an ideology: theoretical intervention became manipulative control of artistic practice.

These phenomena have attracted academic attention because they can no longer be interpreted by traditional methods.

When a test taker shows PD, the proficiency variable θ p can change to (tilde{uptheta }_{p}), which would no longer be interpreted as proficiency.

Misbehaviours would no longer be interpreted as actions carried out purposely or wilfully, but as symptoms of a medical disorder.

Besides, items from other factors shifted in such a way that factors could no longer be interpreted properly.

When the hip joint is extended above neutral position (0 degrees), the external moment should no longer be interpreted as a flexion moment, but as an extension moment.