Sentence examples for I interpreted at from inspiring English sources

I interpreted at the Brics conference".

But rather than childishly taking offense at what I interpreted as a gentle rebuke, I soon realized how dutiful — brave, even — the reviewer had been in soldiering on after those first five thoroughly nauseating pages.

I was born into the Dutch Reformed Church of South Africa, but at the age of sixteen I had a "supernatural experience", or at least, that is how I interpreted it at the time.

After the 1991 Gulf War between the US and Iraq, I interpreted for him at a conference in Tehran when Rafsanjani told an audience of foreign security experts that "Iran could accept the reality of the presence of US military forces in the Persian Gulf", although in public Iran was completely opposed to their presence.

Christie laughed, the way you laugh at something you don't quite believe, and at first I interpreted her incredulity as an attack — that's how defensive I felt.

Mr. Kitano said: "Basically I try to make all of my films so that they can be interpreted at opposite extremes of the spectrum.

These are concepts that are interpreted at the council's discretion.

That was interpreted at the time as being support for a hike to £7 an hour from October.

However, provocation was strictly interpreted at the time and the diminished responsibility defence was enacted only in 1957, partly as a result of Ellis's case.

Plus, there was the chance that the message could be interpreted at first glance as a simple admonition not to steal things left behind on the seats.

His comments were widely interpreted at the time as ruling out United States participation in any attempt to strengthen the euro against the dollar.