Sentence examples for but she interpreted from inspiring English sources

It was a vague job, sketched out in a hurry, but she interpreted her mandate aggressively.

But she interpreted his silence after that as his resignation as foreign editor.

She said Pascual did not elaborate on his remark, but she interpreted it to mean hotels would embrace collective bargaining agreements in order to pay less.

But she interprets the Hachiko-like stories less as evidence of dog mourning than our desire to view animal actions through a human lens, rather than considering the world from a dog's point of view.

At a workshop the writer attends, a hefty, middle-aged woman in a pink shirt sobbed as she said, "The Lord has delivered me from Little Debbie cakes".... Shamblin takes every word of the Bible as divinely inspired, but she interprets it as if it were a contemporary diet manual.

The woman, he noted, was aware of the virtuality of the experience—"On a cognitive level, everybody knows it's not themselves speaking"—but she also interpreted it as real.

She now says she may have been "too flippant" in answering that question, but insists she interpreted it as implying Alaskans did not read at all.

We do not know how she interpreted the event, but His, or conceivably his supplier, was probably the first to frame the product as an embryo.

His wife said she interpreted the posts as threats, but Elonis argued they were fictitious.

But Pelosi's efforts to defend capitalism suggested she interpreted Hill's query as a request for Democrats to abandon the free market entirely.

"She interpreted the times for us with unrivalled penetration".