Sentence examples for never interpreting from inspiring English sources

They asked for Griffey's approval within 15 minutes, never interpreting that as a hard deadline.

With fiction one creates a set of characters and does everything possible to give them the space to live, including never interpreting them or analyzing them.

Ashley Bouder built upon the extraordinarily accomplished and multifaceted account of the taxing lead role that she first danced last spring, while Teresa Reichlen, graduating to the same lead role, seemed to breeze through it with radiantly cool sureness, never interpreting it, just being it, allowing the ballet to shine without any editorial comment of her own.

Their absence is never interpreted as an act of ambivalence.

Even in the early years, he never interpreted the doctrine of separation to mean withdrawal from commerce and industry.

The lawyers called the rules ambiguous and said they were never interpreted as they are now being publicly portrayed.

The Court has never interpreted this clause before, and so, absent any precedent to guide them, the Justices hit the history books.

Becoming a conductor is an extremely competitive ambition to begin with; but I would attribute some of my success to the fact that I never interpreted any rejections as gender based, even if I could have done so.

"It is our understanding that the rules which the city now says govern the conduct of ferry captains were never interpreted as they are now being interpreted and that the practice on these boats was not what the city is now leading people to believe," the lawyers, Catherine M. Foti and William R. Bennett, said.

But Planck never interpreted the sign-theory causally, like Helmholtz had in his earliest writings.

For example, 'heap' is never interpreted in a context so as to apply to one of an indistinguishable pair of piles of wheat and not the other.