Reinterpreted in a sentence

Factor in the manga’s revelations that Eren can transcend time through The Paths, and his words in the Season 1 finale can be reinterpreted as a premeditated and determined declaration of war.

The U.S. Supreme Court has reinterpreted the constitution to throw out gun control laws in cities and states.

Your Eyewitness believes that many of the customs handed down by our erstwhile colonial masters oughta be reinterpreted for our time, place and circumstances.

And that's largely due to the attention of BMW to not only create cars that, to quote John Cooper, ‘put a smile on your face’ when driving but brilliantly reinterpreted classic Mini design features and brought them into the 21st Century.

Colleges are too inept at both projects to excel at either when vague, constantly reinterpreted regulations prompt continuous monitoring of speech.

Faced with such evident inequalities, indigenous peoples reinterpreted the situation through their religious and symbolic categories.

He performed under his name and periodically reinterpreted Hall & Oates tunes in various styles.

In response to the Chiefs beating the San Francisco 49ers on Sunday, the president posted the eerie portrait that liberals have reinterpreted and used to depict Biden as a superhero.

In the sixteenth century, the text was reinterpreted by Tulsidas, who emphasized his divinity in a more accessible north-Indian dialect in the “Ramcharitmanas”, or “The exploits of Sri Rama”.

Since then, the cloven shoe has been reinterpreted endlessly and been worn by everyone from Anya Taylor-Joy to Nick Jonas.

The wonderful thing is the different way things can be reinterpreted,” Moore said.

To impose the death penalty on him, the Appellate Division altered the rules of cross-examination, disapplied customary international law, and reinterpreted the principles of joint criminal enterprise.

Trump and his fellows have tried to twist the plain meaning of the amendment by arguing that the phrase “subject to the jurisdiction thereof” can be reinterpreted to exclude children of undocumented parents — but this is wrong, wrote the board.

The floral prints of the late 1960s and early 1970s have been reinterpreted as patchwork and collages.

We also have to counter the popular notion that the Constitution is acceptable as long as it’s a “living, breathing” document where, rather than keeping their original meaning, words can be reinterpreted to “fit” changing conditions.

Whereas Charli XCX, Rico Nasty, and Kero Kero Bonito reinterpreted the song through the lens of modern pop radio, Beach Bunny’s take is spry bedroom folk.

I listened to them with absolute, utter focus and attention to every note and every word…just devoured everything that they came out with…and parsed it and learned it and reinterpreted it.

Malay history has been reinterpreted for the benefit of the myth of (Malay supremacy).

That loot will need to be desirable of course, with lead game designer Joe Shely saying that the team ‘reinterpreted the philosophy’ on gear.

In a detailed analysis of research articles that have been published since the 1980s, this new review study, published in the journal Frontiers in Immunology, has reinterpreted the findings.