Sentence examples for interpret today from inspiring English sources

Later, the Pentagon tweeted, Many will be tempted to interpret today's action as criticism of facility at Quantico.

"Many will be tempted to interpret today's action as a criticism of the pretrial facility at Quantico," Jeh C. Johnson, the Pentagon's general counsel, said.

Further maturities have gained to a lesser degree in price as the entire volatility curve adjusts upwards to what some investors interpret today as an increased fear over the health of the U.S. economy.

One can interpret today's decision in the Heller case from both "external" political perspectives or from a more "internal" legal one.

The shortcut saved money on memory, but caused some computers to interpret 2000 as 1900.

It is important that employers and lower courts not interpret yesterday's ruling too broadly.

The great contemporary jazz composer Carla Bley has the right backstory to interpret Christmas music with affection, solemnity, subversion and wit.

Over all, investors seemed to interpret yesterday's economic data as "benign, roughly," said Jon Brorson, director of equities for Northern Trust, a money management concern.

As head of the UMP, he seemed to interpret this week's shift of power to the parliamentary party as carte blanche to take charge.

European Society of Cardiology (ESC) recommendations for the general cardiologist are to assist or perform 300 CAs and to interpret 1000 investigations [ 1].

An adjoining room shows how they are interpreted today in the form of wedding dresses, baby clothes, sports plaques, exam certificates and sketches of Jesus.