Sentence examples for I interpreted to from inspiring English sources

I saw what I interpreted to be an aimlessness about the remaining bees.

One of the country's leading critics, who writes for a prominent progressive blog, called the essay "rowdy," which I interpreted to mean "lack of deportment".

He didn't reply, only smiled gently, in a way that I interpreted to mean, "I'm an Israeli Freudian, please don't make me talk about 'A Christmas Carol.' " That night, I decided to read the full text.

Which I interpreted to mean getting laid off without the financial cushion that the buyout provided.

In my dream, a being which I interpreted to be "God" told me to ignore what I'd been taught in my prior years of Hebrew and Sunday School about the so-called "10 Commandments" and to remember that there were only 2 Commandments which mattered to "God".

"I thought I might … take a moment to say something about what I interpret to be our shared values: internationalism, tolerance and service," he said.

They harrumph a bit in a way that I interpret to mean: "Maybe not, but it works in front of television cameras".

- if someone makes a comment I interpret to be unkind I check myself and understand that there is one of two things going on.

It is clear that the two groups of flagellar genes (which I interpret to be FlaA and FlaB) are paralogs that diverged early in Aeromonas evolution.

And here was the initial trail marker for the red-blazed trail (I interpreted it to mean "make it whatever color you need it to be").

I interpreted that to mean that if God is in everything we should be able to find Him in all states.