Sentence examples for interpreted that if from inspiring English sources

"When the Government came up with its progress report on Dilnot last month it was widely interpreted that if it wasn't being kicked into the long grass it was certainly in an irregularly grazed meadow," he said.

It was interpreted that if present trend continues, the prevalence of children with the disease in Europe will increase with 50% within year 2020 and with 70% for those less than 5 years of age [ 3].

Young people interpreted that if they told their parents that they felt unwell it would cause their parents to be stressed, and therefore tended to keep any epilepsy related issues to themselves.

And if Bachmann interpreted that pledge as a mandate to seek a governmental ban of pornography and pornography broadly defined (rather than, you know, folks doing the work to keep kids away from material they don't want them to access), it would be a demonstration of what startlingly low value Bachmann places on the First Amendment.

"But if this book's interpreted that way, that would be a disaster.

We interpret that myth to mean that if you can't "fix" the person, they're better off dead.

Since Pascal rejected the validity of rational arguments as a criterion for distinguishing between what was authentic or otherwise in Christian belief, he had to rely ultimately on a personal choice of what to believe about the supernatural, and then to interpret that personal choice as if it were inspired by a special grace from God.

If you interpret that paragraph as a parting shot at Jeb, who is already in his sixties, you weren't the only one.

If you instinctively interpret that sentence as a reference to the battle-scarred topic of climate change, then it is a mark of how successfully those opposed to the scientific consensus on climate change have appropriated the term sceptic".

One would think that the meaning of such a dream would have been obvious to this soldier (his other letters attest to his political awareness, and he frequently mentioned Lincoln), but he wrote, "If you can interpret that dream you may do it for I cant".

How does he interpret that?