Sentence examples for what was interpreted from inspiring English sources

Russia, in what was interpreted as a signal to the west, sent a formidable naval detachment through the Channel last week.

In what was interpreted as an attempt to topple Clegg as leader, Oakeshott warned that the party was "heading for disaster" under his leadership.

The Russian President Vladimir Putin stayed away from the commemorations, however, in what was interpreted as a sign of tensions with the West over the conflict in Ukraine.

Hardline ministers who had criticised policies including privatisations were dumped for moderate technocrats in what was interpreted as a further shift to the centre by the man who once personified the hope of Europe's radical left.

Haste was made yesterday to scuttle that rumor, which spread after its singer, Chris Martin, made what was interpreted as a farewell statement at the Brit Awards in London on Wednesday, the BBC reported.

The last time he was seen in public, in July of 2013, he was wearing an orange jumpsuit and what was interpreted as either a smirk or a grimace on his face.

When Alan Greenspan on December 5th uttered what were interpreted as mild words of encouragement, the exuberant jump in share prices was near-hysterical.

In the first 15 years after these initial discoveries, about 200 planets around other stars were known, and in 2005 astronomers obtained the first direct infrared images of what were interpreted to be extrasolar planets.

The first unit (ring remnant unit in Fig. 5) is composed of numerous exposed sub-circular or elongated features that are arranged in a circular way around what is interpreted as the central uplift, including the inner ring (Fig. 4).

There was also what is interpreted as the splint-like remnant of a fifth (outermost) metatarsal, perhaps used as a lever between the Achilles tendon and foot.

Significant individual differences exist in what is interpreted as stressful.