Sentence examples for might not interpret from inspiring English sources

Now I hold my hands up – on an almost daily basis – to being no expert when it comes to the complexities of the female psyche, but I'm going to stick my neck out here and propose that if Paula was a bit iffy about her husband grunting around on stage with Miley Cyrus, she might not interpret the liberation of private text messages as a totally robust form of apology.

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

If your state has rewritten its law, your old power is still valid but it might not be interpreted the way you intended.

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.

The proceeding tongue action towards the posterior palatal region can be observed by electromagnetic articulography [ 27, 37] but, in the light of pressure measurement, it might not be interpreted as active propulsion of the bolus, but simply the formation of a peripheral seal.

There is a possibility that the caretakers did not interpret the questions correctly which might yield a wrong response.

But he did not interpret a message".

8 As a result, much of the electronic health information might not be properly interpreted, used, or even accessed, leading to potential missed diagnoses of certain clinical conditions.

Thus, negative feedback in this experiment might not have been interpreted as a punishment, but rather as a reward that varied in magnitude depending on the amount of information it provided (i.e., small for the four-choice condition and large for the two-choice condition).

He's not interpreting them.

People are inundated with numbers, which they might not know how to interpret.