Sentence examples for interpreted the messages from inspiring English sources

All along I'd been thinking of this person as a woman, not only because the profiles were of women, but because I'd interpreted the messages to read in a kind of bullying "mean girl" tone.

A senior official said behaviorial scientists had interpreted the message as a challenge to the authorities, but without political content.

Some students interpreted the message as a symbol of segregation between races on campus and in the country.

Mr. Olbermann apparently interpreted the message as a personal attack; he declined to appear on Mr. O'Donnell's show.

Gaddafi appears to have interpreted the message relayed by Mr Blair as a threat of foreign military action.

"Things can happen and you can lose a job, but that doesn't mean you stop living" is the way Mr. Kinsey interpreted the message his son received.

Some brokers said they interpreted the message from their bosses to be: "If anyone is to blame for bad investment advice, it is you".

An analyst interviewed by The Associated Press interpreted the message as a "clear threat against E.U. member countries and an indicator of a possible upcoming significant attack".

Many interpreted the message to mean that New York would be bailed out when it no longer needed to be bailed out.

Some executives close to the show interpreted the message at least partly as an apology, especially to the crew who would not be paid in Mr. Sheen absence.

Umpires seem to have interpreted the message from baseball to say that pitches thrown deliberately at the head should cause automatic ejection of the pitcher and possibly the manager.