Sentence examples for he always interpreted from inspiring English sources

He accepted the agony of martyrdom serenely (he was flayed alive, according to tradition), grateful for the opportunity to fulfill the commandment to "love God…with all your life," which he always interpreted to mean "even when he takes your life".

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.

"Everything that's put on the blackboard is not always interpreted," Robinson said.

But unlike sound, melody is always interpreted -- at the source and destination.

"I always interpreted that to mean it's because you outgrow things.

Manuel Enrique Mejuto, up with the play as always, interpreted it otherwise and waved play on.

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

It's about you," I always interpreted the words to mean that it actually was about him.

Does your sense of humour mean that your films are not always interpreted the way you mean them to be?

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".

Politician's words, Eustice said, were "always interpreted through the prism of political strategy which undermines public trust in the political process".