Sentence examples for reinterpreted as from inspiring English sources

Or all scores may be statistically reinterpreted as though each school had the same demographic mix.

What some saw as a clever stunt by Lazio was quickly reinterpreted as an obnoxious provocation.

Personally, I preferred Davro's terrifying Tom Jones, as reinterpreted as a prancing Rumpelstiltskin in tight trousers.

He's been reinterpreted as an economist, but then capitalism always had a moral foundation.

But what with being yellow and round, "Jesus" and his "disciples" tend to be reinterpreted as chickens.

Instead, they see all religious beliefs as evolving, with the sacred texts being constantly reinterpreted as conditions change.

A hierarchy of indigenous supernatural beings (some benign, others not) have been reinterpreted as Christian deities and saints.

The images are then compared in the cortex, where differences between them can be reinterpreted as depth in the scene.

Shintō was proclaimed as the national religion; later it was reinterpreted as a suprareligious national cult (see State Shintō).

It is easy to condemn investment as nothing more than higher wages, which can readily be reinterpreted as lower productivity.

Some of those ideas emerged as subtly structured pleats, while the handwork (so key to the original couture house) was reinterpreted as haute patchworks.