Sentence examples for better translators from inspiring English sources
Finally, for G'd's sake, FOX, CNN, AP, and al-Qaeda video translators -- if you're going to translate this propaganda, at least hire better translators.
As with other on-demand approaches there's a built in review system — so translators are rated on every job they complete, helping to surface better translators on the platform.
What made his Proust translation so superior — so much so that Joseph Conrad could actually say that he thought Moncrieff was a better translator than Proust was a writer?
What made his Proust translation so superior so much so that Joseph Conrad could actually say that he thought Moncrieff was a better translator than Proust was a writer?
Speaks of an article called "Marcel Proust's Unfinished Symphony," which Malcolm Cowley contributed to the New Republic: "Mr. Wollcott being so eager to have the job well done, should have undertaken it himself or come forward with a better translator".
It seems the folks over at the National Review are in need of a better translator.
The world's best translator?
Mr. Salonen is better at making his translators sound different, and sound themselves.
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The first and better part of "The Translator" tells of the relationship of Innokenti Falin, an underground Soviet poet deported in 1961 and teaching at a Midwestern university, with Kit Malone, a troubled freshman who becomes his disciple, translator and to some undefined extent his lover.
"The users will understand the subject matter better than the professional translator," he argues.
