Sentence examples for but he interprets from inspiring English sources

He agrees with Avicenna that being as being is the subject, but he interprets the notion of being as including all being, be it material or immaterial, thus including God.

But he interpreted it differently.

Cora said Ramirez wanted to make sure he gave accurate answers, but he interpreted selectively.

"Statistics can be dry and obscure, but he interpreted them and wrote about them in a language that people other than demographers found useful".

His cultural status as a demigod made it impossible for anyone to criticize him publicly, but he interpreted every attack on a subordinate as meant for him.

Briart did not explicitly name the suspicious book or its author, but he interpreted its praise of marriage as heretical because by praising marriage, it weakened the church's traditional preference for celibacy as the ideal form of life for all Christians.

Harrison had lost the popular vote by about 100,000 votes, but he interpreted his victory in the Electoral College as a mandate for stronger pro-business legislation.

But Mr. Appleby wrote that he interprets this final song as "the voice of the protagonist in disguise," whose pain is "the crucible that clarified and purified him to his essence: an artist".

Mr. Halloran said yesterday that he did not know about the commission's decision but that he interpreted the law to mean the limit did not take effect until receipt of matching money.

He interprets Manning's motions.

He interprets quantification as utterly ontologically neutral.