Sentence examples for might have interpreted from inspiring English sources

We might have interpreted it differently.

I think she might have interpreted that at a certain point".

Later, when we venture out, she pops on a long, padded coat covered in metallic swirls – how Barbour might have interpreted Joseph's dream coat.

Among Jews in Teheran, there have been many rumors, mostly involving possible actions by the Jews that overzealous investigators might have interpreted as spying.

We read them and wince, perhaps imagine ourselves at each misstep or wonder how we might have interpreted ambiguous data, and forgive the frailties of our colleagues.

An onlooker might have interpreted her fanfare as a declaration of the wifely role she intended to assume: powerful and unflinching, yet evenhanded.

A human being might not have interpreted the rules of the road so literally.

Alternatively, the midwife might not have interpreted the women's difficulty in expressing their need and misjudged or underestimated the women's need for pain relief.

Don't you see that this might have been interpreted as trying to send a message to U.S. attorneys around the country to stay away from sensitive political corruption cases?

"Don't you see that this might have been interpreted as trying to send a message to U.S. attorneys around the country to stay away from sensitive political corruption cases?" Mr. Cardin asked.

At about the same time, a person climbed a traffic sign on the ramp (see Figure 1).74 All of this might have been interpreted by the security as signs of an excited crowd that did not behave properly, but the temporal coincidence of these events clearly shows that people were trying to escape from the crowd in any possible way, because they felt in danger.