Sentence examples for desire to interpret from inspiring English sources

Program notes describe Ms. Ramirez's desire to "interpret the moving and beautiful aesthetic" of Hispanic culture.

There are secular versions of this same desire to interpret horrifying events.

The immigrant artist shares with all other artists the desire to interpret and possibly remake his or her own world.

The general trend, though, looked bad for Mr. Ho's desire to interpret "super old-school" French cuisine in Chelsea.

They appear to thrive on contradictions, between the stubborn reality they purport to capture and their necessarily limited means, between the impositions of storytelling and the desire to interpret or analyse.

The increasing preoccupation in the 20th century with manifestations of the unconscious and the desire to interpret them both as art forms and as clues to the nature of personality have led to considerable interest in doodles.

No wonder that Mr Schröder and his ministers have been dropping loud hints about their desire to see the pact interpreted more flexibly.Germany has had the lowest growth in the EU for the past three years well under 1% on average.

However, BCI systems have not reached the desired level to interpret people's emotions.

However, brain computer interface (BCI) systems have not reached the desired level to interpret emotions.

BlackBerry is clearly committed to its core audience's love of the hardware keyboard, but putting one on what's basically a tablet seems like the wrong way to interpret that desire.

Furthemore, Focus questions often provide little or no clue to the desired response, but require students to interpret one from their knowledge.