Sentence examples for feel interpret from inspiring English sources

The outcome of this processing is a major determinant of how they feel, interpret events, make decisions, and behave (Epstein, 2014).

While deeply embedded in the core teachings of many great religions and almost all mystical and shamanic traditions, the concept of "Oneness" remains somewhat elusive, perhaps because it can be observed, felt, interpreted and expressed in a myriad of ways.

Art that people had to speak, experience, interpret and feel.

A highly developed sensitivity of touch enables the practitioner to feel and interpret the quality and flow of ki, the body's life-force.

However, regardless of your school of thought, you have some say in how you feel and interpret things.

Although some consumers feel confident interpreting the various kitemarks, most would prefer to outsource responsibility for sustainable choices to the retailers who still sell us the majority of our food, said Cotter.

Nevertheless, we feel that interpreting methionine-modified growth curves of nestlings in parasitized nests as purely beneficial is problematic for two reasons.

"We felt people interpreted this as an upper safety limit," he said in an interview Wednesday.

Or the artist Joseph Beuys's felt clothing, interpreted as a melton wool coat.

Blitzstein and Clooney aren't an obvious pairing -- the acerbic composer of Kurt Weillian songs of social significance and the warm-voiced bombshell who hit the top of the charts with "Mambo Italiano" -- but she nails his most deeply felt ballad, interpreting it with the direct, unmannered sincerity that was her trademark.

I am a huge fan of his, and I have always felt comfortable interpreting his songs.