Sentence examples for certainly interpret from inspiring English sources

Moscow will almost certainly interpret that as allowing continued strikes around Aleppo and elsewhere.

These aren't children's book reviews (although you can certainly interpret that if Gretchen is writing about a book, she liked it).

"You can certainly interpret this as a sign of faith in and devotion to our candidate in New York, the importance of the race to the Senate and nationally, and our determination to win it," Mr. Jordan said.

Whenever politicians position themselves as standing up for Christmas, some will almost certainly interpret that as asserting the supremacy of Christianity over minority faiths and by extension of minorities themselves, even though May pointedly mentioned the "very strong tradition in this country of religious tolerance".

Margot, certainly, interprets his behavior in this way: she believes that he's intimidated by her, that she has the upper hand, and this appeals to her.

In any case, Good is certainly interpreted as holding the view that IP is required since belief is only imperfectly available to introspection.

A President Romney, for example, "certainly could interpret it that way, and ultimately, it will up to the courts, but we shouldn't be anywhere near this".

That can certainly be interpreted as meaning that you could be stopped at Customs and quizzed about the music or films on your iPod or laptop.

The mausoleum will almost certainly be interpreted as one of the signature architectural works of Mr. Chávez's revolution and a measure of his government's aspirations.

The bed could certainly be interpreted as having served as a site of pleasure, but it was also suggestive of a psyche steeped in doubt, self-neglect, and shame.

The BBC's John Sudworth in Seoul says the move will certainly be interpreted as upping the ante yet again.