Sentence examples for interpreted the question from inspiring English sources
"I interpreted the question wrong, I guess," Bush told Sean Hannity on Tuesday.
She was shocked; she interpreted the question to mean that she had been identified as someone who was dying, and she did not think of herself that way.
McPherson and his colleagues raised the possibility that respondents might have interpreted the question as pertaining to strictly face-to-face discussion, and if so, the shift from oral to online communication may account for the apparent decline.
The van ride passed without violence, but during the meeting that followed, he said, Mr. Truscello stared icily at him and said, "What are your sins?" Mr. Richard interpreted the question as a sign that he was marked for execution.
On Tuesday he said he had "interpreted the question wrong" and also said he would not answer a "hypothetical" because it would be a "disservice" to members of the military.
"I interpreted the question wrong, I guess," he said.
Each participant was interviewed regarding the content, format, instructions, questions, and responses to ensure he or she interpreted the questions and responses as presented and intended.
At the time of the follow-up, PTs in the intervention group most likely interpreted the questions as referring to the recently developed and introduced guidelines, whereas the control group most likely interpreted the questions in a general way.
Also, as in any questionnaire study the results can be a matter of discussion regarding how the participants have interpreted the questions.
