Sentence examples similar to interpreting anything from inspiring English sources

"I can interpret anything in the way I want.

"There are always two ways to interpret anything," he said.

Did Leigh interpret anything patronising in his interest in her? "No!

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

"People can interpret anything they want based on one piece of evidence, and I can tell you, I suspect they will based on the video footage.

"You're not trying to interpret anything he's saying in his words, you're trying to let it come through you.

Lazar is only too likely to interpret anything less than an emphatic "No!" as agreement, and will then angrily insist that you've made an offer, and hold you to your word.

"Short of declaring that he is going to rerun the 2000 campaign, some people are going to interpret anything Al Gore does in public as a reinvention," Michael Feldman, an adviser from 2000, said.

One word can change how people interpret anything.

You don't have to have to interpret anything for me.

So no one should interpret anything that follows as evidence that "all is well" for the Democrats.