Sentence examples for usually interpret from inspiring English sources

Economists usually interpret any level above 400,000 to mean a lack of job growth.

Turkish prosecutors usually interpret such statements as support for terrorism, and Mr. Demir could face a prison term for what he said.

People usually interpret this body language to mean someone is short on time and needs to be somewhere else, which could raise some tension.

Yet for all the energy and fire in its outer movements, one can already hear the tart, mournful currents that listeners usually interpret as the cry of an artist under attack.

For the reader the appeal of an undercover odyssey is not only voyeuristic but mildly sadistic; we get to observe those who usually interpret reality for us receiving an undiluted dose of it themselves.

We will usually interpret the cooperative game (in its standard form) as the setting for a cost allocation problem.

While friends say that Mr. Gerson lacks the usual filter, it is usually interpreted as honesty rather than rudeness.

In such studies, performance must be taken into account before attempting interpretation, and hyperactivation in context of equal or poorer performance is usually interpreted as 'inefficiency'inefficiency

It is usually interpreted in one of two completely inadequate ways.

So I suspected he would bring something different to a part that is usually interpreted as a bloodless codger.

He is usually interpreted as being a deeply malignant racist, but what if both the main characters are black?