Sentence examples for was later interpreted from inspiring English sources

It was later interpreted by Bobby Darin and Cher.

Said conversation was later interpreted by one particular publication as "flirting" because she was "away from her husband Jamie Hince" for five minutes.

Numa was succeeded by Tullus Hostilius, whose reign was filled with warlike exploits, probably because the name Hostilius was later interpreted to suggest hostility and belligerence.

The Purna Swaraj resolution proclaimed on January 26 , 1930 later to be celebrated as independent India's Republic Day called for "complete freedom from the British" but was later interpreted by Prime Minister Nehru as permitting India to remain within the British Commonwealth, a practical concession young Jawaharlal had often vowed he would never make.

Lundqvist's Value After Henrik Lundqvist said Monday, "I'm going to talk to my agent — we'll see," in response to a question about his interest in signing a contract extension this summer, it was later interpreted as a swipe at the soon-to-be-departing John Tortorella, even though the coach was not mentioned in the question.

Sahl was the master of al-Ḥusayn ibn Manṣūr al-Ḥallāj, who has become famous for his phrase anā al-ḥaqq, "I am the Creative Truth" (often rendered "I am God"), which was later interpreted in a pantheistic sense but is, in fact, only a condensation of his theory of huwa huwa ("He he"): God loved himself in his essence, and created "in his image".

The Oxford Condemnations were later interpreted as a campaign against Thomism (Callus 1955), but this interpretation has been challenged (Wilshire 1964).

Among the reasons modern philosophers are mistakenly thought to be primarily secular thinkers is that many of their epistemological principles, including some that were designed to defend religion, were later interpreted as subverting the rationality of religious belief.

"A device [eyes] used to collect reflected light, which is later interpreted by a centralized processor [brain]." Sue!

It was also found that as the students' age and grade level increased, Internet parenting styles that were interpreted as initially authoritative were later interpreted as laissez-faire.

They focus on finding patterns of relationships among areas of endemism, which are later interpreted in terms of events, and this sequence first discovering a pattern, then inferring its cause is the foundation of the cladistic biogeographic approach (Ebach et al. 2003; Parenti 2007).