Sentence examples for to interpret that from inspiring English sources

It's hard to know how to interpret that phrase.

There were no two ways to interpret that remark.

Mr. Assad appeared to interpret that veto as a green light to use more lethal force.

You don't need an M.B.A. to interpret that mumbo-jumbo as a prescription for inaction.

But, of course, there is no way for him to know how the Germans would choose to interpret that discovery — and no way for the Germans to know how to interpret that discovery, either.

His job is to interpret that data, and put forth ideas and identify problems, state by state.

However, Albuquerque's city government is choosing to interpret that law as only applying to state, rather than municipal police departments.

Mr. Bush's aides chose to interpret that message as an olive branch, and an invitation for personal dialogue.

The test of Boehner as Speaker will be how the Republican majority decides to interpret that tentative mandate.

Since two million of the city's seven million residents were Jewish, they were well-suited to interpret that story.

But it would be unfair to interpret that weakness entirely as a judgment on the prospects for AT&T's wireless operation.