Sentence examples for only interpreted as from inspiring English sources

The report also said the state honor awarded to Lugovoi in March 2015 — while the inquiry was ongoing — could be only interpreted as "a deliberate sign of public support made to him by President Putin," and showed the Russian state approved of Litvinenko's killing, "or at least that it wishes to signal approval for it". .

At the present time, these findings could be only interpreted as being related to hypotheses reported in previous studies.

Moreover MMSE was until now only interpreted as a total score, and was not divided into separate items.

But speaking much louder than these stories about Walesa has been his silence, which the world can only interpret as a rejection of the regime.

One thing I remember fondly about him is that his 1971 LP Nilsson Schmilsson had an unbelievably boring sleeve, which I can only interpret as an act of provocation on his part, considering what a brazen, lush record it was.

Then came the back-breaker: in the vote on the Iraq war resolution in 2002, many Democrats in Washington — including, most conspicuously, Hillary Clinton, then an unannounced presidential candidate — sided with President Bush in a move that antiwar liberals could only interpret as a Clintonian calculation to look tough on terror.

With any spotlight comes whining, finger pointing, and what we can only interpret as self-doubt from all those that believe America can't do it.

My partner and I walked in on what I could only interpret as Martin Luther King's dream come to life.

One father cited text messages from his son, which could "only be interpreted as desperately reaching out for help".

Concerning results of chi-square difference tests, we only interpreted resulting p-values as recommended [ 65].

The multiplicity, however, should not only be interpreted as diachronous but also synchronous; that is, the mind despite its simplicity and unity has within it at any time an infinity of different petites perceptions.