Sentence examples for we might interpret from inspiring English sources

We might interpret that as meaning he was so reckless that he was giving his client a signal that he didn't have to make a return of income.

But Fevered Sleep's show is no less honest, as it explores what we in the audience are watching and how we might interpret what we see.

We might interpret it to mean we're all in this together; every state, every individual, is part of a united operation built from 13 colonies with a vision.

(We might interpret the action as animal cruelty, but Steen's contemporaries would have perceived the scene's combination of beasts, pipes and dancing as sexual innuendo).

On the left, a circle containing a pyramid with an eye represents providence in our nation's founding; on the right, the flip side of the round US seal reads, "E Pluribus Unum" – "out of many, one". We might interpret it to mean we're all in this together; every state, every individual, is part of a united operation built from 13 colonies with a vision.

We might interpret one of his arguments as having the following structure.

When medical personnel dabble in religious practices, we should anticipate that patients might interpret this as a sign of desperation.

Sometimes people might interpret as if we're using the controversy to market the film which is not what it is.

I will discuss various ways you might interpret the representor later but for now we can think of it as follows.

While bears might interpret this as the end of cryptocurrency as we know it, nothing could be further from the truth.

If the Laozi was a work of the sixth or fifth century B.C.E., one might interpret certain sayings in the light of what we know of the period.