Sentence examples for some interpret from inspiring English sources

Banks have typically feared negative reactions from investors when borrowing directly from the Fed, which some interpret as a sign of weakness.

Ed Balls, the schools secretary and Mr Brown's closest ally, favours a "hard-headed pro-Europeanism", which some interpret as implying that Mr Blair was naively Europhile.

In some of the novel's weirder scenes, he resembles a dolphin and later turns into a ray of light, which some interpret as a hint that he may ultimately be part of a patriotic new order within the secret services.

They endorsed a Russian proposal for a climate change conference there in 2003, which some interpret as an attempt to buy time.Lack of specificity was one of the common threads running through the summit's conclusions.

Some developing countries also want to resurrect the issue of "loss and damage", which some interpret as compensation to poor countries from the rich for the effects of climate change, such as an increase in the number or intensity of typhoons and hurricanes.

Mr Khanfar's resignation announcement came as the Emir of Qatar, Sheikh Hamad bin Khalifa Al Thani, left for the UN General Assembly session in New York, which some interpret as a sign to Washington that he has taken control of the network so he might calm down anti-US feeling in the wake of the imminent controversial vote on Palestine.

(He even seemed to get credit for what some interpreted as an act of true romance).

Some interpreted last week's statement of O'Brien's exile as Vatican "action".

Some interpreted this only in terms of God's absolute power over the entire universe.

This was not, as some interpreted, to predict they should all just shut.

Some interpreted the comment as a grim profit forecast, said Mr. Skiba, who attended.