Sentence examples for because she interprets from inspiring English sources

Shelina Zahra Jamohamed wears a headscarf but she, too is opposed to full face veiling because she interprets the phrase: "except what must ordinarily appear" as a woman's face.

Tammy Sparks, 54, came to the event because she interpreted the comment as an insult to her father, a prisoner of war during World War II.

Cherl Petso, an editor of an online magazine who lives in Seattle, says trips to visit her parents in Idaho can be "tense at times," in part because she and her mother interpret each other's choices as judgmental.

Bascones has always been interested in working on the theoretical side because she enjoys trying "to interpret experiments and to predict new properties that can be measured".

She even spurned offers for the film rights, because she didn't want anyone interpreting her book for the screen.

She never objects to photographers' ideas "because everyone interprets you in a different way, and I think that's quite nice".

Alexander Dugin celebrates Trump's election — because he interprets "draining the swamp" as meaning getting rid of a group he calls "globalists" and their globalist networks.

What do you call a chip that's broken because it interprets Scheme rather than executes its intended language, C? Functional.

Crane can hold the conjunction of 1 and 2 because he interprets aboutness in a non-relational way.

However, this is apparently because he interprets Aristotle as proposing something like the "amodal" mentalese representations of the sort championed by Pylyshyn (1978; 1984).

Thomas rejects the thesis because he interprets it in illuminationist terms and finds it incompatible with his own epistemology of abstraction (Summa contra gentiles II.74).