Sentence examples for interpreted things from inspiring English sources

The commander who spoke to the Guardian interpreted things slightly differently, but still saw it as an example of Pakistan's untrustworthiness.

Equally, while Madley's advocates claim that having pointed to the spot the laws dictate he had no option but to reach for his red card, the suspicion is another official might have interpreted things differently.

Some respondents may also have interpreted things in the insurance scenarios that were not meant to be there.

Take time to respond to messages and if something upsets you, step back rather than responding immediately and think through whether you've interpreted things accurately or not.

Humans are free in the sense that they have the ability to choose how they are going to interpret things, and in these interpretations they are deciding how things are to count or matter.

"It's difficult to interpret things right now".

"We interpret things differently, maybe because we have more experience," Dr. Glick said.

But to interpret things in such black-and-white terms is to distort reality.

A reader is left an enormous amount of freedom to interpret things as they wish.

"We speak from our experiences, and sometimes because of our experiences we interpret things differently".

"You have to be careful about interpreting things, especially if you're dealing with just one additional bit of information".