Sentence examples for usually interpreted as from inspiring English sources

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

In such studies, performance must be taken into account before attempting interpretation, and hyperactivation in context of equal or poorer performance is usually interpreted as 'inefficiency'inefficiency

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.

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".

I was born with the gift of the golden voice.'" Leonard Cohen's lyric is usually interpreted as slightly sarcastic, since his own voice is so famously gravelly.

Even "The Rose," which is usually interpreted as an inspirational song of hope, was infused with despair and anxiety, its promised springtime a long way off.

Both are usually interpreted as the result of battles between some monster who devours or slays the moon and who subsequently regurgitates or revives it.