Sentence examples for everyone interpreted from inspiring English sources

"Everyone interpreted them in their own way," he said.

While he probably did not mean to call Israel out for its two separate systems of law – but rather for not enforcing the law as effectively when it comes to Israeli culprits as it does for Palestinian ones – everyone interpreted it this way.

While one section of the population were outraged at the scandal, other were taking joy at the very notion of a virginal Madonna, who retorted by saying, I was surprised by how people reacted to "Like a Virgin" because when I did that song, to me, I was singing about how something made me feel a certain way – brand-new and fresh – and everyone interpreted it as I don't want to be a virgin anymore.

Not everyone interprets the historical evidence the same way.

GK: She says it's empowering, that's the problem with feminism, everyone interprets it in their own way.

She never objects to photographers' ideas "because everyone interprets you in a different way, and I think that's quite nice".

The designer Neil Barrett said that what is appealing about the look is that everyone interprets it somewhat differently (both the designers and the men who wear them).

Halloween typically means dressing up as something "scary", and almost everyone interprets this as something with supernatural, paranormal or just flat-out impossible origins.

Everyone interprets entertainment through a distinct, idiosyncratic prism shaped by taste and experience, but we're also exposed to the responses of the people around us, who are also interpreting the show through their own individual prisms.

Everyone interprets it differently.

Everyone interprets Shakespeare a multitude of ways.