Sentence examples for most interpret that from inspiring English sources

When a mob boss says "that's a real nice watch you've got on there, be a shame if something were to happen to it…" most interpret that to be a threat, even though it's not explicitly stated.

Most recruiters interpret that to mean, for instance, that convicted bank robbers need not be considered for bank teller openings.

Most economists interpret that as implying that the Fed will continue to lift rates by a quarter-point at each meeting, but to keep going for longer.

Most people interpret that as to feed and water, not trap oneself in a private hell for near eternity – but each to their own.

For example, if I were to say "the man ran from the stranger with the knife," you would most likely interpret that to mean that the man is running from an armed stranger.

When Trump talks about imposing a "deportation force," most observers interpret that as a reference to Immigration and Customs Enforcement or Border Patrol.

Accordingly, it is most pertinent to interpret that high 222Rn concentrations do not originate from accumulated parent nuclides in soils but rather from the high ascent velocity of the carrier gas (v).

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Actually, there are mountains of data on the relationship between salt and blood pressure, but most is so difficult to interpret that it is not at all uncommon for the same study to be cited in support of both pro-salt and anti-salt positions.

How does he interpret that?

And you interpret that earth".