Sentence examples for being forced to interpret from inspiring English sources

"But I think there has to be a difference between distorting the truth for dramatic satisfaction and being forced to interpret something because you have to, because it was something that was said privately and behind the scenes and so no one knows what happened.

Although she reported it as one of many traumatic experiences, we did not elicit enough detail about the act of being forced to interpret to determine whether it, in itself, caused severe physical or psychological suffering necessary to constitute torture.

He called the local taxi fare law "poorly written, but one we're forced to interpret".

We are forced to interpret these amazing alignments the same way he does his triangles and "conclude that they received some form of external guidance".

William's grand concept of stellar organization received a jolt on Nov. 13, 1790, when he observed a remarkable nebula, which he was forced to interpret as a central star surrounded by a cloud of "luminous fluid".

I was forced to interpret for her at doctor's appointments, government offices and everywhere else.

They now are forced to interpret the true meaning behind your words.

Precisely because Beijing's decision-making processes are so opaque, even the most astute observers of China are forced to interpret the regime's intentions through its behavior.

I am not sure what the physical justification for this amplification factor is? In the absence of providing a physical justification, I would be forced to interpret g as a fudge factor.

"I can predict that many physicians would happily not interpret mammography if they were forced to take such an exam, even if it was one that was determined to be fair and equitable," a panel member, Dr. Carl D'Orsi, wrote to the F.D.A.

Although he did not mention the president, Jacob Zuma, by name, Mbeki's first intervention in domestic politics since being forced from office in 2008 was widely interpreted as an attack on his successor.