Sentence examples for book interpreting from inspiring English sources

According to John Graunt, whose 90-page book interpreting and drawing conclusions from these bills is generally regarded as the earliest statistical analysis, they were used by the rich to "judge of the necessity of their removall" and by tradesmen to "conjecture what doings they were like to have".

This included planning, resource and practical issues such as lacking a supporting budget or need to anticipate patients' language needs and book interpreting services in advance.

This book interprets the hexagram created by the tossing of yarrow stalks.

There are books interpreting his lyrics and collecting his favorite Bible passages, parsing his relationship to the Rastafarian religion and his status as a "postcolonial idol," reconstructing his childhood in Jamaica and investigating the theory that his death was the result of a C.I.A. assassination effort.

His three most famous books – Interpreting Dreams, The Psychopathology of Everyday Life, and Jokes and their Relation to the Unconscious (if it's not one thing, then it's your mother) – are among the most heavily revised of all his texts, with Freud making emendations decades after their publication.

Not only do these books interpret texts in the public domain ("Catcher" will not lose its copyright for decades) but they do so with an admirable combination of respect and originality.

Mormon immigrants from the East and Europe flocked to the "New Jerusalem," the "City of the Saints," in the Provisional State of Deseret (a Book of Mormon word interpreted as "honeybee").

This is not the first book to interpret the significance of human oddities.

"But if this book's interpreted that way, that would be a disaster.

The book is interpreted as both a slapstick farce and an opus of great philosophical and aesthetic worth; it has never been clear if Cervantes was intending to do no more than provide amusement for himself and his contemporaries, or if he was aiming to craft a masterpiece.

You just want people to look at the book and interpret what they will?