Sentence examples for Who interprets from inspiring English sources
The wise interpreter is a kabbalist, one who interprets an ancient text, and a rhapsodist the original meaning of the latter being one who stitches something together from pre-existing materials.
The central character is a telephone interpreter living with his partner in Buenos Aires who interprets for the United Kingdom social services and health clinics.
It is always the individual person herself, endowed with all her experience and professional knowledge, who interprets the text or at least who decides which interpretation offered by others she wants to follow.
The doctor who interprets the scan gets $244.
'As the person who interprets the wishes of the members.
He added: "Tests don't 'overpathologize.' That's done by the person who interprets them".
Spencer Finch, a New Yorker who interprets light, offers ice cream (above) in colors he derived from a sunset.
With a largely secular population, who interprets Jewish law and custom for public institutions and public spaces?
His skills as an inker — the artist who interprets the penciled page — influenced a generation of comic book creators.
Those who interpreted it the other way were simply wrong.
However, his film also listens sympathetically to sufferers who interpret their condition in spiritual terms.
