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Discover LudwigThe phrase "as one interprets" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how different individuals may understand or perceive something in their own way.
Example: "As one interprets the text, it becomes clear that the author had multiple layers of meaning in mind."
Alternatives: "as one understands" or "as one perceives".
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In a similar way, nonsense verse achieves its effect by pretending to make sense, by forcing the reader to project meaning into the phonetic pattern of the jabberwocky, as one interprets the ink blots in a Rorschach test.
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I interpret that as, one, making sure that those people who are less fortunate and can't care for themselves are cared by — by one another.
I interpret that as, one, making sure that those people who are less fortunate and can't care for themselves are cared by -- by one another.
The government has the duty to defend citizens from wrong information … I hope no one interprets this as a restriction on media freedoms.
'I hope no one interprets this as a restriction on media freedoms.
I hope no one interprets this as a restriction on media freedoms.
Complete study of the entire specimen, including the cell block, is warranted, since what one interprets as malignant, could have different features in another part of the sample.
503, we hold that the Court of Appeals was correct in viewing its basic task as one of interpreting the law of New Jersey.
Just as one can interpret doom from even the rosiest economic data, it's possible to divine almost anything from the mishmash of trends in tech.
The Olympic Dam deposit lies on the boundary between two distinct pieces of crust, one interpreted as the Archean Paleoproterozoic core to the craton, the other as a Meso Neoproterozoic mobile belt.
To this purpose we assume that each of the individual yield curves equals the sum of a common effect curve and of a country-specific one, interpreted as a spread.
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