Sentence examples for Without interpreting from inspiring English sources

Without interpreting its findings, the report estimates that about half of all students would be picked up by their parents at their schools before buses arrived to bring them to designated reception centers.

Just sit and watch, without interpreting.

You can't explain a thing without interpreting it.

But the Vigilant Citizen can't encounter a predictable pop trope without interpreting it as part of an occult music-industry plot to brainwash the masses.

She knows and does not know his intentions, and we understand this not because we are told, but because the narrative reports signs without interpreting them.

Besides, Rosalind had already had the photograph for nine months without interpreting it correctly whereas Watson saw its significance at a glance.

Brief but informative accounts accompany the images and "are intended to report reality and give the facts without ever interpreting them," Pellicer writes.

"There is no better way to turn public opinion around than to have someone as popular as President Obama addressing the American people directly, without intermediaries interpreting, or misinterpreting, his ideas".

Overhead, during four of the seven movements, gently whimsical films by Josh Dorman, in which archaic images of people, animals and machines floated through impossible, cloudlike pastel landscapes, complemented the tone of the performance without literally interpreting the music.

3Also Alba and Nee (2003) find that longer residence in the host country is associated with higher educational achievement among children without, though, interpreting this as a causal effect.

Second and more important, nuclear medicine physicians had to look at CT scans without necessarily interpreting them, while radiologists had to deal with conventional nuclear medicine imaging derived from positron emission tomography.