Sentence examples for which i interpret from inspiring English sources

But wouldn't the saying be a bit more honest, and a bit less admirable, if we phrased it like this: "The Bible says something which I interpret in a certain way, and I believe that interpretation, and that settles it"?

But I'm sometimes asked if we share a room, which I interpret as code for "Are you sleeping together?" Since this is not their business, what would be appropriate and conversation-concluding?D.

According to a spokesperson quoted in the POLITICO article, "We have to make sure we're not distracted by the noise" - which I interpret as the opinions of parents and teachers and the performance of students.

It is clear that the two groups of flagellar genes (which I interpret to be FlaA and FlaB) are paralogs that diverged early in Aeromonas evolution.

On page 5 (top), the authors state that the Poisson assumption increased the variance of the model (which I interpret as "increasing the variance of the number of juvenile per year") compared to the model that uses the empirical distribution plotted in Figure 2. Since the empirical distribution is likely less biased than the Poisson distribution, why not use it?

(The song was Dar's "You're Aging Well," which I interpreted as reassurance).

"Officer Volpe's brother said to me, 'Just do the right thing,' which I interpreted as not what I'm doing here today," Detective Turetzky said to Internal Affairs.

One of the country's leading critics, who writes for a prominent progressive blog, called the essay "rowdy," which I interpreted to mean "lack of deportment".

Choudary had invited any kind of media that would come, but I wasn't anybody important, so all I got was a nod, which I interpreted as permission to film.

My former boss would often state: "Waste is sinful," which I interpreted as time is wasted.

Which I interpreted to mean getting laid off without the financial cushion that the buyout provided.