Sentence examples for over-interpret from inspiring English sources

Doubtless it would be possible to over-interpret the man, but since there has been so little interpretation of him to date, the danger is slight.

It's easy to over-interpret photos, of course.

You can over-interpret works such as these.

They can be easy to misinterpret or over-interpret.

The newspaper said there was "no need to over-interpret" the property tycoon's "unusual action".

This describes the way in which UK officials over-interpret EU rules.

To the extent possible he should encourage Republicans to over interpret their mandate.

If they survive, they continue to broadcast; they transmit information and spawn experiences that we savor, puzzle over, interpret and judge.

Clinically, in the absence of such data, otolaryngologists may over interpret videostroboscopic findings, leading to unnecessary investigations or interventions.

We must be cautious not to over- interpret either the heart or liver tissue engineering studies as they both describe rat organs in vitro.

However, in a genome where approximately every thirtieth gene is an ELK gene, one must be careful not to over interpret gene proximities.