Sentence examples for they interpreted to from inspiring English sources
It's that they had a feeling that they interpreted to mean that they were not in love.
The growing numbers of New York Roman Catholics were distressed by what they interpreted to be Protestant indoctrination within the school system.
During the survey, Seto et al. (2012) identified a coarse sand layer containing molluscan shell fragments and rounded pumice grains on the floor of the Takase-gawa River channel and in the Takase-gawa sluice, which they interpreted to be sediments transported from the sandy coastal beach by the 2011 tsunami.
Chingos and West ([2012]) identified a positive correlation, which they interpreted to indicate that the same skills that made this group of teachers more productive in the educational system also led to higher wages and therefore higher productivity in other occupations.
They identified a low-velocity anomaly (V p < ∼ 6.4 km/s and V s < ∼ 3.6 km/s) with a width of ∼100 km in the lower crust along the NKTZ, which they interpreted to be caused by aqueous fluids supplied from the uppermost mantle.
Potthoff et al. (2009) found similar shifts in PLFA profiles that they interpreted to indicate resilience of the soil microbial community to disturbance.
When I have asked Brotherhood leaders about how to apply Islamic law, they say that they believe the first principle is "shura," or consultation, which they interpret to mean representative government or the consent of the governed.
I believe this is a form of what Edwin Newman called "putting on the dog," whereby people think they are showing how erudite they are by over-pronouncing or mispronouncing words in what they interpret to be a high-tone way.
Creationist critics typically focus on what they interpret to be an unexpected set of data and then attempt to highlight it as a conclusive falsification of common descent.
They are interpreted to have been formed primarily by processes other than glacial erosion.
They are interpreted to have resulted from transcurrent movements (Garba [2003]; Eze et al. [2011]).
