Sentence examples for interpreting that we from inspiring English sources

I will forever recall Dawa interpreting that we were the first white men that this local chief had seen in person.

Interpreting that can get tricky.

Traditionally, the way we interpret that particular maxim is that we have to change such that we aren't in our own way anymore.

From which you can interpret that we're still pretty heavily dependent on one prepared food, and that's bread.

"It could be interpreted that we are aiming for a coordinated, overarching economic policy" at the European level, the German finance minister, Peer Steinbrück, said.

Or, as I mentioned, it could be interpreted that we are in a recession.

Based on the above observations, we interpret that we have remotely detected a strongly negative surface potential on Hyperion, through the detection of electrons, likely secondary or photoelectrons, which have been accelerated by a significant electrostatic potential at the surface.

The problem isn't the news we consume, it seems, but the values and identities that shape how we interpret that information — most notably, our partisan beliefs.

We interpret that change in air pressure as sound.

Sometimes we interpret that kind of coincidence as a sign that someone is looking out for us – but I'm very happy to believe in those signs.

We interpret that collapse initiated in a trapdoor mode with a hinge on the southeastern caldera rim.