Sentence examples for usually interpreted from inspiring English sources

While friends say that Mr. Gerson lacks the usual filter, it is usually interpreted as honesty rather than rudeness.

It is usually interpreted in one of two completely inadequate ways.

So I suspected he would bring something different to a part that is usually interpreted as a bloodless codger.

He is usually interpreted as being a deeply malignant racist, but what if both the main characters are black?

A decision to withhold from voting on a resolution at an AGM is usually interpreted as a protest.

This is usually interpreted to mean that the material in some jets moves relativistically (at speeds approaching that of light).

Its significance is unknown, but it is usually interpreted as some kind of great spirit or master of the animals.

Nuclear reactors can make plutonium for the core of atom bombs, and therefore secretive work on reactors is usually interpreted as military in nature.

Most houses in the century have four rooms on the first floor — and the fourth one is usually interpreted as "the study".

Such groups are not supposed to be "primarily" about politics, a vague measurement that is usually interpreted to keep political spending to about half its budget.

The notion is usually interpreted geographically (regional dialect), but it also has some application in relation to a person's social background (class dialect) or occupation (occupational dialect).