Sentence examples for that she interpreted from inspiring English sources

It was a gay sensibility that she interpreted, and that shaped her response to the visual arts.

She said that Lloyd's phone rang constantly and that he talked in language that she interpreted as being code for drug transactions.

Olin Downes, reviewing the performance in The New York Times, wrote that "she interpreted the Aida part with a complete grasp of its dramatic and lyrical elements, prevailingly with beauty and color of tone, with ample sonority and with the style of a musician".

On Wednesday, Palin retweeted a supportive message from another O'Donnell supporter, but the Delaware Senate candidate said that she interpreted it more of a "You go, girl," than an official endorsement.

The first question he asked me tonight was how is my health?" She said that Shaw asked her three separate times about her health in an hour-long phone call and that she interpreted that as "insidious personal harassment".

When asked about the kiss that Dean gives to Jo when she is dying, Tal explained that she interpreted the kiss as Dean "really seeing [Jo] and thanking [her] and appreciating [her].

The young Hugo von Hofmannsthal felt that "she interprets what is between the lines of the play".

In a telephone interview, Ms. Ahadi said that Mr. Kian had called her to request that she interpret for two German reporters by telephone.

Mikeal C. Parsons, a Baylor University professor and author of a book about Acts, wrote in an e-mail that Bishop Jefferts Schori's critics are probably right that "she interprets the text in a direction" that the original author would not recognize.

Sandy in turn tells him of a wonderful dream she had about robins that she interprets as a sign of hope for humanity.

Ms. Dominguez, 32, a single mother, said that long ago she interpreted that sound as a cry for attention, but determining exactly what Nicholas needed from her was often difficult.