Sentence examples for but she interprets it from inspiring English sources

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.

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.

We're different generations, so I'll say what I want and she interprets it.

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.

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.

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.

You might think you're trying to be nice by helping her, but she might interpret it as you encouraging her to go.

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

You might say: "Are you really sure you want some cheese?" What you're really saying is: "Considering your cholesterol levels and the fact that we've had a very large meal, is it a good idea to eat cheese as well?" You may have positive intentions, but your partner interprets it as: "She/he thinks I'm fat".

Either she is interpreting it all wrong or the English have no sense of humour.

Everyone interprets it differently.