Sentence examples for universally interpreted from inspiring English sources

Graebner's walk, famous in tennis, has been almost universally interpreted as a strut.

He failed the oral exam, which was universally interpreted as a reflection on the school.

Rockefeller's plan was almost universally interpreted as a maneuver to shut off one route for Lindsay to sneak back into the mayoral race.

Mr. Perry had just announced he would go home for some "prayer and reflection," universally interpreted as a sign he was out.

Lest there be any confusion about that, the North Korean military today test-fired a short-range missile, a gesture to the outside world universally interpreted by masters of diplomatic sign-language as meaning, Back off it's business as usual here.

Lest there be any confusion about that, the North Korean military today test-fired a short-range missile, a gesture to the outside world universally interpreted by masters of diplomatic sign-language as meaning, Back off — it's business as usual here.

According to Carlson (1977), a generic sentence is interpreted universally.

Maternal perception of fetal movements (FM) is a universally implemented self-screening, administered and interpreted individually by all pregnant women, with or without guidance from health care professionals [ 1].

While a 'burger' is almost universally understood, a 'fast-food' can be interpreted in a number of ways, including foodstuffs from global restaurant chains, smaller non-franchised food stores, street vendors and even frozen meals heated and served at home.

Frank Brady, in 1965, declared, "Few English poems have been so universally admired as Gray's Elegy, and few interpreted in such widely divergent ways".

There is no color system that is universally used, because the notion of color can be modeled and interpreted in different ways.