Sentence examples for he might interpret from inspiring English sources

Otherwise he might interpret your deep sighs of boredom as enjoyment.

Don't photograph them; they might interpret the camera as a weapon.

Obviously Deitch had empathy for the population of the Little Tokyo community and how they might interpret a commentary on the sacrifice of their late bothers and fathers.

He said people might interpret "local area" in different ways and the result could change if people were asked about tax, education and policing separately.

In that context, he said, some people might interpret the sign as a challenge to the current national mood because it advocated the rights of Arabs and Muslims.

In Parliament, the Labour member Paul Farrelly asked James Murdoch, who heads the company's international operations, if he understood why people might interpret paying those legal fees as an effort to buy the private investigator's cooperation or silence.

Dr. Rubaie said he was worried that Christians might interpret the attacks as a warning to leave Iraq, something that he said would be devastating to the country.

Reciprocally, he learned how local people might interpret and react to his own behaviour.

We might interpret that as meaning he was so reckless that he was giving his client a signal that he didn't have to make a return of income.

While he left significant room in precisely how one might interpret the theory, the core of Everett's interpretation involved four closely related arguments.

"He might drop the leash, and Chancer might interpret that release as permission to track a hamburger.