Sentence examples for been interpreting from inspiring English sources

Johnny Damon, who played for the Athletics then, absolved Tejada by saying observant opponents had been interpreting Tejada's inadvertent cues.

"Increasingly, a small, but growing number of customers has been interpreting our guarantee well beyond its original intent," the statement reads.

But what is considered likely is that the Indians have been interpreting our foreign policy to the Chinese as one that does not include territorial ambition.

"Most of the time I have heard Jason, he has been interpreting music we think we know — maybe Monk or Gershwin.

Mr. Fay, whose artwork has been exhibited in the United States and abroad, has been interpreting nature ever since he arrived in New York in the 1970s.

The former Lord Chancellor, Lord Irvine, unleashed a detailed critique of the way in which the courts have been interpreting one of the most far-reaching laws introduced by the last Labour government.

Whispering hasn't been interpreted".

This has never been interpreted.

This has been interpreted in various ways.

"Paparazzi" has been interpreted with different meanings.

This fact has never been interpreted.