Sentence examples for that could be interpreted from inspiring English sources

But if he doesn't come, that could be interpreted as a rebuke to Buchanan".

It's a message that could be interpreted as either hopeful or ominous.

Historical themes were also popular, especially those that could be interpreted as critiques of contemporary politics.

Other ideas that could be interpreted as quirky were "skorts," half shorts and half skirts.

In his earlier outings this season Mr. Gilbert showed a formal reserve that could be interpreted as excessive caution.

But Citigroup is determined not to agree to anything that could be interpreted as an admission of wrongdoing.

When he interviewed Gilmour in 2002, the guitarist studiously avoided saying anything that could be interpreted as controversial.

Organisations are wary of saying anything that could be interpreted as discriminatory or that would hurt your feelings.

On Friday, it issued an apology, saying their release had "contained some information that could be interpreted as misleading".

Policy Exchange essentially wants "extremist literature" that could be interpreted as potentially contravening British law, to be banned.

Mr. Pawlenty never again agreed to increase state revenues in a way that could be interpreted as adding taxes.