Sentence examples for interpret this as something from inspiring English sources
Most people now interpret this as something that targets their freedom of speech". An estimated 1 million of Hong Kong's 7.3 million people have signed a petition opposing the bill.
Halloween typically means dressing up as something "scary", and almost everyone interprets this as something with supernatural, paranormal or just flat-out impossible origins.
I have to interpret this as meaning that it is something a little worse than a hung jury".
Traditionally regarded as records of a single or dominant behavior, many workers now interpret them as something else: records of prolonged occupation/use and of complex/variable behavior.
She tells me that she feels as if she cannot have any feelings of her own, that she must always be in a good mood or else I will interpret it as something I did wrong.
For example, a student with a partitive fraction scheme would interpret "3/5" as something like "3 pieces out of 5, any one of which could be iterated 5 times to form the whole".
In contrast, a student who had constructed an iterative fraction scheme would interpret "3/5" as something like "3 times the amount that can be iterated 5 times to form the whole".
One is to deny that 'akolouthôn' is to be understood as 'consequences' (in the logical sense) and to interpret it as something more like 'concomitants' in the weaker sense of 'things that go together with one another'.
When the heart rate and blood pressure go up, you might interpret that as something from the medication you gave, rather than from awareness".
"I think it is very easy to interpret that as something that is not a coin flip," Cox explained at a panel convened at the annual meeting of the American Political Science Association.
But just as the Obama administration has stretched the meaning of "imminent" to cover situations in which there's no evidence of a looming attack, so could future attorneys general interpret "combat" as something other than actively trying to kill Americans.
