Sentence examples for read either as from inspiring English sources

Mr. Baselitz's version of Hitler might be read either as abject or empathetic, a complicated stance.

It can be read either as a parable for this stage of her career or as advice to a friend.

Written in the fourteenth century, Hafez's poems are short love lyrics, which can be read either as being directed to an earthly lover or to God.

Its two-way title can be read either as the United States or as "us," the untouched, sitting calmly looking on at the horrors, or as both.

The irresponsible north pole race, the outrageous slurs against Mexicans and lorry drivers; it could all be read either as the impunity of the national treasure, or the desperate ante-upping of the star who feels it can't last.

A half-century of judicial elections in Iowa could be cumulatively read either as a popular endorsement of a well-functioning judiciary or as a testament to voter apathy.

"No weather will be found in this book" now reads either as denialist — a refusal to face climatic reality — or, very simply, as sad.

Before Googling Ms. Griner's most recent spate of off-court pictures, said James Scully, a model casting agent whose clients have included Gucci and Stella McCartney, he knew her only as this "slightly gender-ambiguous athlete who reads either as a pretty hot boy or a trans-girl, and not particularly a person who falls into the realm of how people see beautiful".

The current version does map paired-end reads, either as read sequences or using full quality-score information.

Apart from the column-extracted samples, all sequences obtained were sufficient to obtain viral specific reads either as a single contig, or a number of contigs, which subsequently can be identified by a BLAST search.

In spite of their greater thoroughness, or perhaps because of it, they were not as widely read either in Germany or Europe as a whole.