Sentence examples for going to interpret from inspiring English sources

Humans are free in the sense that they have the ability to choose how they are going to interpret things, and in these interpretations they are deciding how things are to count or matter.

"How am I going to interpret it?

Aren't many people going to interpret that as a justification of the murder of abortion doctors?

"Even though we're going to interpret everything differently, we're both responsible for the same part".

"Countries are going to interpret these recommendations in self-serving ways," said Mujtaba Rahman, the director for Europe for the Eurasia Group, a research group.

It's amazing sometimes when you do stuff and you think it's really clear that the audience is going to interpret things in one way and they don't.

We still have a very long way to go to interpret mod-ENCODE data in that context.

When you create a boundary or use a command, do it with consistency and recognize that your dog is not going to understand or interpret the nuances of situations.

"It'd be one thing if Mr. Scalia sold pizza for a living, but this is a man we go to to interpret our laws.

Who's going to investigate, interpret and enforce New Labour's new rules and regulations?

"Realize that what you say is going to be interpreted in different ways by different people and how you say it is going to be interpreted in different ways by different people," he said.