Some commentators have interpreted this to mean that if the President says you are an enemy combatant, then you effectively are.

Some critics and commentators interpreted it as a protest album, though Yorke downplayed any political intent.

Some commentators have interpreted this to imply that he was part of the group of authors.

Some commentators, however, interpret it as more confrontational image, in which an abandoned mistress presents her baby to its father.

Several commentators interpreted this as a reference to State of Fear.

Some commentators interpret his remarks as racist, particularly against the Meskhetians.

Some commentators interpreted voter turnout figures as evidence of "large-scale fraud".

No official reason was given for the dismissals but commentators interpreted them as adding to the shift of power from the police to the Army.

Most commentators interpret his statements as a turn toward the West, and that includes foreign policy.

Some commentators interpreted this as the ultimate pathological response of outsiders to a world from which they had been excluded by swaggering, privileged athletes.