Sentence examples for begins to interpret from inspiring English sources
He begins to interpret his critical role as an effort to make a whole of what seems disparate.
When the screenwriter begins to interpret "The Odyssey" in terms of his own marital difficulties, he is purely ridiculous, and Mr. Godard emphasizes the absurdity by having the character deliver his loony exegesis while walking with Lang in a lovely grove on the island of Capri.
On the basis of this model (and almost certainly while the vignette is still being read), the participant begins to interpret, i.e., to make both descriptive and normative judgments about the scenario, especially about the mental states and character traits of the people in it.
Anderton becomes flustered when he begins to interpret the images which show him about to commit murder and begins to frantically sort through, According to Hall he begins "searching for whatever possible versions of this representation are available to him, other than the one that represents him as a murderer".
You need to study the former very carefully so that you can even begin to interpret the latter".
Seeing her struggle with their broken English, Haider pushed to the front of the crowd and began to interpret.
Starting in 1936, in collaboration with Jean and her mother, Amrouche collected and began to interpret Kabyle songs.
Republican leaders, including Mr. Agnew, have already begun to interpret this year's cam paign along classic lines.
We are only beginning to interpret renal disease in the context of public health history, social and health transitions, changing population demography, and competing mortality.
