Sentence examples for interpret something as from inspiring English sources

Wetzel also increased mental health training, because "when people understand the root cause of behavior, they are more likely to not interpret something as disrespectful".

Sometime in the future someone will start questioning why we interpreted something as a wall.

Perception was defined as "a way of regarding, understanding, or interpreting something, in this case, one's self including body, body parts, and weight".

Which I couldn't help but interpret as something less than a rave: I hated this movie.

Certainly, the "mentalistic behaviourism" espoused by Dan Dennett holds that life is no more than mechanism of a particular sort, which we, ourselves mechanisms, interpret as something more: thought is merely behaviour that we think is thought.

"That could be interpreted as something small to a Ford Connect van, something like a Land Rover, and also that April got into the driver's side…That may well be that she got into the driver's seat, or it could mean that it is a left-hand drive vehicle", he added.

(4) The new role of a diseased person was generally interpreted as something deprecatory; being ill was considered as opposite to being normal.

Because Jesus died during the Passover festival, many naturally turned to the model of sacrifice to interpret how something so awful as Jesus' death had opened the way for something wonderfully good.

The tweet is best interpreted as something new: a warning shot.

The latter work was widely interpreted as something of a roman à clef.

During his visits to Argentina, Pope John Paul II has made only vague statements that could be interpreted as something of an indirect apology for that behavior.