There are lots of reasons why actors might want to flex new muscles, trying their hand at creating their own characters instead of interpreting ones created by others.
Still, I can't help but wonder if alien races will stumble across the tweets and conclude that our brains are only capable of interpreting 140 characters at a time.
The concept of truth, throughout, is unstable; with no definitive means of interpreting certain Chinese characters and their tenses, Iona's translations often rely on assumption.
He likes the device of interpreting a gesture to deepen our understanding of a character: "From Mme.
In the case of character, why not interpret a segment of a speech in which a politician outlines their accomplishments and their record as an ethotic argument which seeks to establish the conclusion that they are of strong and honest character (and should, therefore, be supported in an election campaign)?
Initially, this overlapping suite of characters was interpreted in the context of affinities of anomalocaridids to either cycloneuralians or to arthropods (i.e., assuming that one of the sets of similarities was convergent).
Our results confirming turtles as derived diapsids have important implications for understanding the evolution of morphological characters and for interpreting developmental and genomic data in amniotes.
Inconsistencies at both hierarchical levels are associated with the difficulty in understanding the underlying genetic and/or environmental basis of phenotypic characters, and consequently, interpreting phenotypic patterns alone may mislead evolutionary inference [ 6, 10].
At the same time, Jewish philosophers and mystics emphasized the spiritual character of the future life, interpreting Gehenna as a redemptive fire which burns away the soul's impurities in order to restore its original perfection.
Mr. Murphy, a wicked mimic, performs most of the offstage characters' voices himself, interpreting them through Thomas's own "demented prism," as Mr. Murphy put it.
