Sentence examples for interpret anything from inspiring English sources
"There are always two ways to interpret anything," he said.
"I can interpret anything in the way I want.
Did Leigh interpret anything patronising in his interest in her? "No!
"You're not trying to interpret anything he's saying in his words, you're trying to let it come through you.
"I will just say this: I don't interpret anything as really good or really bad," Singletary said.
"People can interpret anything they want based on one piece of evidence, and I can tell you, I suspect they will based on the video footage.
The final element of the definition is incredibly broad and allows for Twitter to interpret almost anything as a defensive use.
And it sure doesn't look good when when at least one of your claims, e.g. that your unaudited reserves are "subject to frequent professional audits," is awfully hard to interpret as anything other than a baldfaced lie.
And it sure doesn't look good when at least one of your claims, e.g. that your unaudited reserves are "subject to frequent professional audits," is awfully hard to interpret as anything other than a baldfaced lie.
He regretted that his comments were interpreted as anything but humor.
A | The Royal College of Emergency Medicine warned last week that A&E must not be interpreted as "anything and everything".
