Sentence examples for constantly interpreting from inspiring English sources

When someone walks in the room you're constantly interpreting what's being said and how it's being said.

Biblical literature is constantly interpreting, interrogating and disagreeing with itself.

Doctors, of course, fit this bill--we are constantly interpreting our patients' maladies--but we are also interpreting the greater culture of medicine.

Gandhi wrote at least six commentaries and translations of the Gita, and was constantly interpreting the text, which appears to most of us as a training manual for warfare, but which he understood as a handbook of nonviolence.

The satellites constantly interpret signals from NASA's global positioning satellite system as those signals pass through Earth's atmosphere.

If we constantly interpret our world as a glass half empty, we will likely keep experiencing it that way.

I constantly interpret the natural world outside my window, as I do on my professional trips into the field.

In this paper the authors constantly interpret their results as the number of distinguishable states.

— and Rui asked a question about Obama's feelings about "constantly being interpreted thousands of ways" that the President never intends, at home or abroad.

These rules are used constantly to interpret one's own and other people's behaviour and to predict behaviour under certain conditions.

In the end, everyone got to ask their question crisis averted!—and Rui asked a question about Obama's feelings about "constantly being interpreted thousands of ways" that the President never intends, at home or abroad.