Sentence examples for enough to interpret from inspiring English sources
I was jealous of anyone who knew her well enough to interpret her veiled intentions.
The second step is to slow down enough to interpret more generously.
No one can know enough to interpret the results without a public database.
And they're fully prepared and adult enough to interpret whether or not this is a final decision".
Rejecting rankings suggests that prospective students are not smart enough to interpret data and make an informed choice.
She's also the smartest cop in the shop, the only one sensitive enough to interpret the subtle vagaries of human behavior.
Monkey studies are under way but are not far enough advanced to interpret.
The eyes have it because, when you move beyond some light-sensitive patch of cells to an optical sensor linked to enough neurons to interpret the scene, the world revealed immediately divides between hunters and hunted.
Despite their expertise, referral officers never have enough time to interpret a project's goals in a leisurely fashion.
Lively's passive sensing tracks just enough information to interpret meaningful activity that shows how you're doing without sharing too much.
It has provided scientists with enough information to interpret what the creature may have looked like as it roamed the Tweed basin around 350 million years ago.
