Sentence examples for but I interpret it from inspiring English sources

"I don't know that I could call it overt prejudice, but I interpret it as a societal lack of comfort.

But I interpret it to mean that divorce is just fine and not a problem.

But I interpret it this way -- while he was ensconced in a secure, non-challenging marriage, Mel remained calm.

I literally could not find a definition of that term on the Internet, but I interpret it to mean accepting all body types as beautiful and good.

As with Du Maurier's Rebecca, it is clear why some critics regard it as overblown, but I interpret its more gothic elements as intensity rather than excess.

The current First Lady made some menacing remarks probably aimed at the press, indicating that she wants this VP candidate to be treated specially because she's a woman (that's how I interpret it) but the answer has to be no.

"I interpret it as someone questioning my integrity.

"Unfortunately this has turned into a word thing -- you interpret it this way, I interpret it that way," he said.

"It's not because the punk scene is a bad place, but I feel like the way I interpreted it, there were a lot of rules to adhere to in order to be a part of the scene, and I felt very aware of those rules.

When I first read it I interpreted it one way, but then later interpreted it another.

My mandate, as I interpreted it, was to give orders, but to frame them as friendly suggestions.