Sentence examples for end up interpreting from inspiring English sources

"And that is exactly the trouble with inexplicable events," Nicolas Dickner tells us in Nikolski, "you inevitably end up interpreting them in terms of predestination, or magic realism, or government plots".

The interpreters ended up interpreting complaints about the quality of their interpretation.

If the economy hits a big enough shock that it ends up against the zero lower bound, that mechanism goes away, leading to persistent high unemployment — which the filter ends up interpreting as a rise in the natural rate.

It is unusual that the child of an innovator ends up interpreting his parent's work and making important contributions himself, said Dan Morgenstern, director of the Institute of Jazz Studies at Rutgers University.

On numerous occasions I came to court to interpret for one client and ended up interpreting for three or more during the day, or was put in a position when I had to interpret for two or three defendants in the same proceedings because of 'cost savings'.

Norms end up being interpreted through the filter of Kastom law.

People end up shutting down.

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When she was younger Didion was an existentialist: "I was very excited by Sartre in particular, by the whole idea of existentialism, which I ended up probably interpreting erroneously for my own purposes.

These essays explore why and how individual animals end up in museums and how they are interpreted.

But the ballot commission has historically been lenient in interpreting residency, and the Democrats could end up looking petty.