Sentence examples for a gift for interpreting from inspiring English sources
That's the standard, right, if animals or vagrants can get in?" Jimmy has a gift for interpreting the law in the most colourful way possible.
He decided, some years ago, that making money for its own sake was no longer interesting, but he loved the markets and felt he had a gift for interpreting them.
"They cheer from the stalls, they scream and shout when I'm out in the street, they come up for autographs," he said, demonstrating an established gift for interpreting even the most daunting setbacks positively.
I obviously have some kind of gift for interpreting music, but really otherwise, I'm not that talented". There's modesty, and then there's stratospheric self-deprecation.
Ms. McCorkle's particular gift was for interpreting songs, the buoyant as well as the rueful.
Valerie Miller powerfully interprets her more serious numbers, such as "Mama, Don't Cry," but she doesn't have as much of a gift for comic ditziness as her predecessor.
