Sentence examples for but to interpret from inspiring English sources

A director has no choice but to interpret.

But to interpret things in such black-and-white terms is to distort reality.

But to interpret this as a testimonial to the accuracy of the ratings is specious.

But to interpret that as an indication of a defensive philosophy would be to misunderstand Prandelli.

But to interpret the imprisonment of political activists at the church's behest as a regression is to miss the point.

Child protection social workers, she says, have little option but to interpret their role in "the very narrow sense of being simply there for the child".

His role was not simply to unearth but also to interpret, not only publish but to educate a generation.

Also, the increased failure rate in thin but not in emaciated patients was significant but difficult to interpret.

HPLC is an accurate and reproducible but costly alternative to more conventional CAE which is labor intensive but easy to interpret and inexpensive.

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

This level of analysis is tricky because the data are easy to obtain but hard to interpret.