Sentence examples for could interpret what from inspiring English sources

A. He could interpret what they meant.

Countering counterattacks: Think about how the employee could interpret what you have to say.

When asked if he could interpret what the "failure to cooperate" addendum meant, Rivers said he could not.

We could interpret what the experts were saying, make it understandable for kids, and make it fun," she says.

Anyone who takes a cool look at the last three decades of politics will think it bizarre that anyone could interpret what's happened as the triumph of an all-powerful left.

In the end, the tribunal members agreed that they could be led through the farmland to see evidence of pollution, but that no expert could interpret what they were seeing or smelling.

When testing uranium they observed several activities, but they could not interpret what occurred.

In the 16th century, there was a great deal of exploration, but you say that those who embarked on it couldn't "interpret" what they saw.

The court also heard that she had suffered from a rare psychiatric disorder which made her hear voices, but could not interpret what they said, as well as an alternative theory that she had suffered from acute polymorphic delusional disorder.

But the administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency, Christie Whitman, told a Senate committee this week that her agency was still, a year later, trying to come up with indoor residential air quality standards so that contractors who began testing apartments in Lower Manhattan this month could know how to interpret what they found.

My academic knowledge is essential to my professional life; I could not analyze and interpret what I find within meaningful contexts without it.