Sentence examples for would interpret it from inspiring English sources
That's how I would interpret it, I suppose.
So I could see that people would interpret it differently".
You would interpret it as an act of aggression, and you would be right to.
He had no idea that people would interpret it as coming out.
I think that's the way I would interpret it, Mr. Chief Justice.
"Some people would interpret 'media' to mean journalism; others would interpret it to mean magnetic tape or storage media.
The purpose of a collection is not to be a wonderful collection; the purpose of a collection is to meet the information needs of library users". I would agree completely with that last bit, but I'd interpret it differently.
The book "was saying things to them that spoke to the actual environment," says 50. "It would say, 'When You Destroy, Destroy Completely,' and they'd interpret it as, 'Don't [Just] Shoot Him, Kill Him.' ".
The move follows pressure from the ongoing parliamentary inquiry into football governance and the Premier League's insistence it would interpret its rules in a "more stern" manner than the Football League if Leeds were promoted.
"I would not interpret it as pressure," he said.
"She hoped, though, that Bertie would not interpret it as suggesting that the Guardian was predictable.
