Sentence examples for it will be interpreted from inspiring English sources

In terms of this notion of optimality, however, Blutner is not able yet to explain how the more complex form (4) can have an interpretation at all, in particular, why it will be interpreted as non-stereotypical killing.

"It will be interpreted by the services depending upon their unique situations," he said.

"It will be interpreted as a joke, while we are dealing with a serious problem".

It is certainly clearer; it remains to be seen how it will be interpreted.

"Now I'm free to say anything I want and not worry how it will be interpreted," he said.

"The real issue is what kind of M.R.I. patients will get and how it will be interpreted," Dr. D'Orsi added.

She said an administrator of the Gulen-linked Fatih University in Istanbul told her that Mr. Gulen had adamantly opposed the notion of accepting education funds offered by Saudi Arabia, "because it'll be interpreted as support from the Saudi government".

"The classification of seven means there's a leak of radiation into the wider environment; and although it'll be interpreted as being 'the same as Chernobyl', it's not the same," said Paddy Regan, professor of physics at the UK's University of Surrey.

Every action and reaction, it seems, will be interpreted through the prism of ground zero -- every raised placard, every raised truncheon, every raised cocktail.

But, like any by election, it involves real votes in real ballot boxes and so, imperfect as it might be, will be interpreted as an insight into the popularity or otherwise of the parties.

Coming from non-Muslims, it is likely that they will be interpreted as gestures of submission, and the submission of non-Muslims to Muslims is a significant concept in Islamic law — although I am sure Major General Hammond and his staff are unaware of this.