Sentence examples for interpreted it at from inspiring English sources

He's taken a piece of satire and interpreted it at face value, like his dear leader David Cameron, who in 2008 told BBC Radio 4 one of his favorite songs was the Jam's "The Eton Rifles".

I was born into the Dutch Reformed Church of South Africa, but at the age of sixteen I had a "supernatural experience", or at least, that is how I interpreted it at the time.

I was born into the Dutch-Reformed Church of South Africa, but at the age of 16, I had a "supernatural experience," or at least, that is how I interpreted it at the time.

"A lot of people interpreted it as a shot at another product," said Keith Nowak, a Nokia spokesman.

Responding to criticisms of the day — that photographs reproduced reality rather than interpreted it, as art did — photographers at the turn of the 20th century used lenses and printing processes to distort their images and make them look more like paintings.

The first dispatch did not make clear which side had won the conflict, and the secretary at first interpreted it as a defeat.

He interprets it as at the work of a generation and looks closely at diaries, love letters and family connections.I also enjoyed Richard Flanagan's The Narrow Road to the Deep North (Chatto & Windus) for its command of rhythm and pace.

He speaks for it, interprets it at every turn.

That's how Wall Street seems to be interpreting it, at least.

The gap between our ability to merely collect genetic information and our ability to interpret it at scale is widening faster than ever.

The story, as far as I can interpret it at this point, is an interesting "United Nations in Space" (the group is actually called the United Nations Space Alliance) yarn about class struggle and civil war.