Sentence examples for because she interprets the 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.
The English naturalist Hugh Edwin Strickland assigned the "Indian ravens" to the hornbill genus Buceros, because he interpreted the projection on the forehead in a crude illustration as a horn.
Reading body language can be challenging because when interpreting the signs people are sending you, you need to take into account the whole picture.
Justice Stephen G. Breyer's majority opinion said that because interpreting the law in that way would present a "serious constitutional threat" under the Fifth Amendment's guarantee of due process, the court would construe the law to permit only "reasonable" detention.
Because interpreting the meaning of the Quran into our lives today, illuminated by the life Muhammad lived back then, is what Islam is supposed to be about.
Because the umpires incorrectly interpreted the ground rules, the Yankees would have had a valid protest.
The distinction is important in discrimination law because the court has interpreted the Constitution's equal-protection guarantee as prohibiting only intentional discrimination.
Money has that power, in part because the Supreme Court has interpreted the Constitution to protect plutocracy.
This is very common when genetic diseases are suspected because it helps doctors interpret the child's results.
In fact, a lot of the religious nuts at my school liked WHAM! because of how they interpreted the T-shirt.
