Sentence examples for but rather to interpret from inspiring English sources

My impulse as a dancer was never just to move but rather to interpret the music.

Three-class classification would allow us to understand what differentiates the selective inhibitors of classes 1 and 2 from the polyspecific inhibitors of class 3. Thus, the aim is not to reach a powerful model, but rather to interpret the models and maybe get a clearer idea as to what makes an inhibitor selective or not.

Since the ideas of Keynes were a big part of most people's lesson from the 1930s, it is as well to start there.After his death in 1946, Keynes's writings took on something of a scriptural character; in other words, not to be taken literally (or even read at all) but rather to be interpreted according to convenience.

However, even as the debates stressed a sharp contrast between deliberation and aggregation, few deliberative democrats were willing to replace voting with deliberation, but rather sought to interpret it as a phase of deliberation and the important exercise of the decisional status of citizens.

Cognitiv+'s data-parsing tool is not being designed to interpret legislation but rather to "monitor it in a structured fashion", combining that tracking with analysis of a company's own contracts with a view to flagging compliance risks and requirements.

Sotomayor is an activist judge, Republicans argue, and doesn't want simply to interpret the law, but rather to make law from the bench.

The goal of Unbound is not to be a music video or interpret Bowie's work, but rather to create a pure expression of ★'s emotion.

I find my own plays rather hard to interpret.

Finally, the Lagrange multipliers λ l are rather difficult to interpret.

Unfortunately, it is rather difficult to interpret the thermogram quantitatively since the molecular mass of metallopolymer is unknown.

Still, it is rather difficult to interpret.