Sentence examples similar to what it interprets as from inspiring English sources

The Foreign Office condemned what it interpreted as an attempt to "exploit the Games".

The alleged comment was not picked up by opposition members, staff or journalists watching at the time but a video posted on Ninemsn on Thursday morning shows Pyne saying what it interpreted as "you're such a cunt" after an interjection by Shorten.

When the hacker collective dumped 71,000 emails from the cybersecurity firm HBGary Federal in retaliation for what it interpreted as an attempt to unmask key figures within Anonymous, the emails revealed that HBGary had worked with Booz Allen Hamilton to develop a response plan for Bank of America based on what the bank feared might be an upcoming leak of its internal documents by WikiLeaks.

Warsan Shire's poem titled "Backwards" paints a heartbreakingly beautiful story of, what I interpret as, the disappearance of a father from one's life.

The ground he chose for his petition for review was that the Commission had denied what it had interpreted as his original demand for equal time for rebuttal of cigarette commercials and had granted only "a significant amount of time".

"For me it is never been an issue in terms of how I practice what I interpret as Islam," he said.

A denial of sorts – but then, immediately, what I interpret as a countervailing statement of intent.

Doing my own mini-research, I am struck by how many reject reparations through what I interpret as a deep sense of shame.

And I wanted those gods to represent what I interpreted as the Greek view of them, terrifying creatures that are truly not human.

I chose an older pastor with what I interpreted as the most sweet, but bewildered look.

What she interprets as sprawling emotion is the Joshua tree.