Sentence examples for interpreted really from inspiring English sources

But if the law, properly interpreted, really does support the discovery order, the administration argues, the law itself is "plainly unconstitutional" in authorizing "unwarranted intrusion" and "extreme interference" with the president's exercise of his "core" constitutional responsibilities.

So the Kabbalists can be interpreted as really saying the same things that Ibn Rushd said.

"Of course I pay lip service to not caring about this, say that I just put it out there and it's for others to interpret, but really I wanted to hold seminars and say 'no, it's not really that way'".

And that's the human challenge in making something like this work – training your brain to produce signals that the machine can interpret is really hard.

"So you can interpret those really strong beliefs as being racist, but that's false.

"He really interpreted it in his own way, with exactly the message I wanted".

In these cases, speakers report that the sentence is not really interpreted as a question that is seeking an informative answer.

"Tom really interpreted the character in such a different way than what was on the page," says Cave. "It confounded John to begin with, but he really created something interesting.

This construction has been analyzed as having a silent pronoun after the word with, so that sentence (1), above, is really interpreted as Do you want to come with us? 4) a.

For example, the utterance "kore wa futoi yo" ("this is thick") accompanied by breathiness (Figure 8(b)) can be interpreted as "this is really thick" or "I really think this is thick".

"I will just say this: I don't interpret anything as really good or really bad," Singletary said.