Sentence examples for interprets to from inspiring English sources

The dumb man makes a gesture that Jocelin interprets to mean bird flight.

He points to a sign on a fish-seller's hut that he interprets to mean all its produce comes "from Lidl".

It indicates that individuals should act only "to the extent they are able," a clause that Watson interprets to mean physical capability but which is obviously meant to encompass legal authority as well.

The Christian Patriot Association's literature asserts that the founding fathers intended the nation to be run under strict biblical principles, which it interprets to mean that whites are the chosen people of God, that gay people should be stoned, that paper money is unconstitutional and that the income tax should be repealed.

Among the men who were recently settled, the reverse was true, which Gnaulati interprets to mean that "A.D.H.D. in actuality gives you a leg up under nomadic conditions when you have to forage and hunt, but acts as a hindrance when you have to slow down and plow the soil".

Abdel Moneim El Shahat, a spokesman for the Salafi group, acknowledged a big difference with Mr. Aboul Fotouh over his understanding of a verse of the Koran declaring, "There is no compulsion in religion," which he interprets to mean that the state should not compel people to follow religious rules.

It can be interpreted to oppress women or interpreted to liberate them...

Historically, "administrative personnel" was interpreted to mean state employees.

Piscataway was interpreted to mean "great deer river".

So he often wears black while interpreting, to make hands easier to watch.

"What has amazed me is how open it is to being interpreted, to being played with.