Sentence examples for always interpreted that from inspiring English sources

"I always interpreted that to mean it's because you outgrow things.

People have always interpreted that as doubling the amount of stuff in a unit area.

"So it is always interesting to see my work interpreted that way.

There always appeared to be a disconnect between the direction F.S.G. envisaged for Liverpool and how Dalglish interpreted that strategy.

I've always interpreted it that the terror was there with them, even before the Hotel got them.

"For some people the experience of watching a horror film creates physiological feelings that are always interpreted as "fun", "a short thrill" and so on.

The reason the FIA was upset about this was that they had always interpreted the relevant regulation to mean that at 100% throttle the engine had to provide 100% of the torque of which it was ultimately capable.

It's about you," I always interpreted the words to mean that it actually was about him.

"Everything that's put on the blackboard is not always interpreted," Robinson said.

Does your sense of humour mean that your films are not always interpreted the way you mean them to be?

"If it's upheld, that suggests that gestational surrogacy is not as different from traditional surrogacy as we've always interpreted it to be," Professor Kindregan said.