Sentence examples for would come to interpret from inspiring English sources

McNabb walked onstage, under the glaring lights, amid the din, and displayed his smirk-smile, which the Philadelphia news media and fans would come to interpret as his lack of intensity or caring.

It is not surprising that Patrizi devoted much of his time and effort to these endeavors, and his doing so would have a profound effect on the way in which he and many of his contemporaries and successors would come to interpret the Peripatetic system.

Instead, she named her chimpanzee subjects - Fifi! Flo! David Greybeard! - and documented and interpreted their behavior and activities in ways that ultimately changed the way science would come to understand animals.

I have come to interpret this "age of regret" as an "age of opportunity" as well.

They'd come to see good comedy".

Rick Tyler knew it would come to this.

Many would come to regret their support.

Instead, this team would come to you.

"Our life would come to an end.

This they would come to regret.

No harm would come to her.