Sentence examples for would tend to interpret from inspiring English sources

"ISIS and their supporters have a triumphalist streak to begin with and would tend to interpret world events as validating them and their cause".

I would tend to interpret this as a consequence of higher stability in time of mutualistic associations, as compared to parasitism, which seems to make sense.

That is, listeners who have heard sequences such as hor? would subsequently tend to interpret li? as lice rather than life, while those who have heard gira? would tend to recognize li? as life.

Some tend to interpret violent weather as punishment.

Listeners tend to interpret the change based on the language they think it most resembles.

They tend to interpret American history as akin to their own: a matter of conquering a rough frontier.

Also, conservative evangelicals tend to interpret all crises or catastrophes as a sign of the beginning of the end times.

And they tend to interpret information in a hyperliteral way, using "a kind of language which does not seem intended to serve interpersonal communication".

They tend to interpret politicians who give voice to it as being weak, but none of this works if the public gives up on it".

Humans tend to interpret everything around them.

After that, most, although not all, tend to interpret nearly everything through that lens.