Sentence examples similar to sometimes interpreting from inspiring English sources

Covariations at the inter-specific level between sexual traits or others are sometimes interpreted as an evolutionary trade-off (e.g. [ 20]) although such interpretations require extreme caution [ 18].

Insistence on female probity is sometimes interpreted as a male response to female assertiveness.

Not surprisingly, these are sometimes interpreted as religious phenomena: evidence for the existence of immortal souls.

For example, people sometimes interpret acid reflux symptoms after eating a particular food as an allergy.

When the commission issues an advisory opinion on ethics law, its critics say, it sometimes interprets the law too expansively.

Jack Straw said today that he was "greatly frustrated" by the way the Human Rights Act was sometimes interpreted by the courts.

(One Koranic verse, 9 5, is sometimes interpreted to mean that only non-believers may be held in captivity).

This agency has sometimes interpreted its function as being to detect technological weaknesses in American science and to attempt to remedy them.

(It's not just that we pretend to see it in others, which is how people sometimes interpret Trump's sputterings; it's that we really believe it).

The Birth of Venus is sometimes interpreted as an evocation of the celestial (as opposed to the terrestrial) Venus, embodying divine rather than earthly love.

In the Philippines similar variants are sometimes interpreted as vestiges from a remote Indian mythology, adopted probably for the sake of their cultural prestige.