Sentence examples for come to interpret from inspiring English sources

Hamm has come to interpret the events of the last half-year as a sign of US oil's staying power.

It seems increasingly hard to find jobs that speak to the spirit and validate a hugely expensive education and contribute meaningfully to society and grant the tokens of outward achievement through which, unfortunately, we often come to interpret our success.

Both say: if you want to know where the trouble lies, look at the person and the reasons they have come to interpret the world in a particular way.

McNabb walked onstage, under the glaring lights, amid the din, and displayed his smirk-smile, which the Philadelphia news media and fans would come to interpret as his lack of intensity or caring.

Put simply, if we come to interpret a sign as standing for its object in virtue of some shared quality, then the sign is an icon.

Much the same counts for the above-mentioned layers – each layer is part of the 'array of affordances' (Hutchby 2003) video makes available, which conditions how we come to interpret and understand an event.

He was at first bothered by the vitriol on his Facebook page, but he came to interpret it as discomfort.

In a nearby hut there were several others working, and they came to interpret: talking to Hlungwani is like chatting with the Delphic oracle.

More and more they came to interpret the international and Roman Catholic ideals of the emperor in terms of the political predominance of Spain in Europe and overseas.

In time, this schizoid identity faded, but Jung's sense of destiny did not -- and he continued over the course of his life to see hallucinatory images he came to interpret as mystical portents.

Meinong himself eventually came to interpret incomplete objects as universals (see Meinong 1972, 739f).