Sentence examples for chose to interpret from inspiring English sources

"I chose to interpret the situation as I wanted," he told me through an interpreter this May at the traditional Japanese inn he and his wife run on the island of Ōshima.

I chose to interpret this as wild enthusiasm.

Mr. Aimard chose to "interpret," using a kind of dignified passion.

That's the way I chose to interpret the look anyway, though I could be wrong.

"What Seitz was saying Lou chose to interpret and Bowie chose to interpret as Seitz being more flexible," said Rona, ESPN's senior vice president for business and legal affairs.

But his military captors chose to interpret such behaviour as quite the opposite, a sign that he was still suicidal.

Which parts of history do you choose to interpret and commemorate?

I have chosen to interpret the law as it is written," he said.

Mr. Alden has chosen to interpret the opera's intimacy and historicity in a different way.

"There are people who choose to interpret those few words through a political prism.

Others have chosen to interpret the clause in the mandate very loosely, very passively.