Sentence examples for has always interpreted from inspiring English sources

I'd like it if she came back again but, yeah, I think it works best the way Steve [Moffat] has always interpreted their relationship".

"This board has always interpreted certification guidelines in the most sensitive, liberal and progressive way, reflecting the maturing sensibilities of our audiences," she said.

I don't know if the iPhone has always interpreted two quick taps on the space bar as a period and start of a new sentence complete with initial capital letter, but I found out the other day that it does just that.

I've been writing for a long time and I have always interpreted my life and my surroundings as fiction.

"If it's upheld, that suggests that gestational surrogacy is not as different from traditional surrogacy as we've always interpreted it to be," Professor Kindregan said.

"The courts have always interpreted the limits on government action much differently during times of national crisis," said Michael C. Dorf, a professor of constitutional law at Columbia Law School.

I've always interpreted her decision, in the face of global superstardom, not to show her face as a device to train attention on her music rather than her looks.

In his back-pedalling, quasi-retraction, he emphasised that he wasn't trying to say anything new and that pro-choicers have always interpreted the mental-health exception under Roe v Wade and related rulings in his light.

People have always interpreted that as doubling the amount of stuff in a unit area.

Video game journalists have always interpreted the industry in the grand narratives of generations, console wars, legacies and heritage.

The reason the FIA was upset about this was that they had always interpreted the relevant regulation to mean that at 100% throttle the engine had to provide 100% of the torque of which it was ultimately capable.