Sentence examples for interpreting it as a from inspiring English sources

The league, interpreting it as a gang sign, fined Pierce $25,000.

He frowned, obviously interpreting it as a hostile question, a Democrat question.

Labor leaders were buoyed by Mr. Obama's visit, interpreting it as a sign of presidential support.

In interpreting it as a harangue to an indifferent lover, Ms. Barzee delivered the most forceful rendition I can remember.

It turned a blind eye to his accumulation of ever more political power, interpreting it as a return to order.

For centuries, those who hate Jews would throw the phrase "chosen people" back in their faces, falsely interpreting it as a mandate for Jewish supremacism.

Prosecutors have acknowledged seeing the gesture and interpreting it as an "O.K".

And religious people often rationalize the seeming injustice of their malady by interpreting it as an appropriate form of retribution.

Mr Clinton first discredited the Third Way by interpreting it as an excuse for nationalising the health-care system.

So why were so many people interpreting it as an issue of gender?

If only those who argue against this separation could see how they benefit from it instead of inappropriately interpreting it as an attack on Christianity.