6 sentences with “interpreted”

Giving up control is often interpreted as a symptom of weakness.

A 52-year-old retired military man, Reed interpreted the words as a suicide note.

Many Protestants interpreted his message as an indication that true Christians were accountable only to the Bible and could therefore also reject the existing social hierarchy.

Marx was a passionate and brilliant student of philosophy who came to believe that philosophy was only important if it led to practical change - he wrote "philosophers have only interpreted the world in various ways. The point, however, is to change it".

One reviewer compared "A Brief History of Time" to "Zen Buddhism and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance", an esoteric work that was a hit in the 1970s. Hawking interpreted this as a compliment, as a clear signal: he had reached the audience he was interested in.

In what analysts largely interpreted as a protest vote against not only the European Union itself, but complacent British politicians whose interests seemed focused squarely on the welfare of London over that of the rest of the country, a slim majority of Britons voted to end their country's membership of the Union.