Sentence examples for popularly interpreted from inspiring English sources

The bell tower, or campanile, is characteristic of Christian churches and is popularly interpreted as the finger of God.

This, in turn, was popularly interpreted as "Western education is a sin" or "Western education is forbidden".

Stacking top images from the U.S., Syria, India, North Korea, Germany, and dozens more in horizontal rows, the project provides an aerial view of how terms like "party," "love," "fail," "war," "nazi," or "future" are popularly interpreted across region and culture.

Heisenberg's uncertainty principle has also become popularly interpreted as imputing fuzziness and imprecision to quantum mechanics.

An enlargement of the neural canal in the sacral region of sauropods has popularly been interpreted as a 'second brain'.

The booing has been interpreted most popularly as an unequivocal commentary on Dylan's "plugged-in" playing, but the actual cause of the commotion has remained controversial.

Or his work could be interpreted as a nostalgic homage to popularly maligned modernist design.

The Pure Land was popularly viewed as an otherworldly paradise in the distant west, but it was also interpreted philosophically as an extension of Amida and as a transformed state in which enlightenment is certain.

Prior took a similar metaphysical position with respect to ordinary modal logic, arguing that the language of possible worlds is to be interpreted in terms of a language with modal operators and not, as is popularly held, vice versa.

The policy change was interpreted by some as a reaction to provisions in the Affordable Care Act, more popularly known as Obamacare, something the company neither confirmed nor denied to the Orlando Sentinel.

He doesn't worry too much that he's not been popularly embraced by the British peoples, as, he says, "[The legend]'s always been interpreted wrong: It's not [that he'll rise again] when Britain needs him most, but when the land needs him most," so it's the land and its history itself he's defending, whether or not everyone's with or against him.