Sentence examples for fond of interpreting from inspiring English sources

If they were called deva ("divine"), a Sanskrit word related to Latin deus ("god"), it was only because they shared the quality of brightness; Müller was especially fond of interpreting myths in terms of solar phenomena.

Also like Scalia (and other conservative judges), Gorsuch is fond of interpreting the Constitution as literally as possible, a position that often puts him at odds with progressives.

While humans interpret a smile as friendly, a dog might not be as fond of seeing your pearly whites.

Some reported becoming "fond of" or developing a "love affair" with particular tests suggesting familiarity with the assessment was essential to be able to interpret mainstream tests in a culturally fair manner.

Fond of housework.

I'm fond of him.

"I was fond of him, very very fond," she said.

I'm fond of them.

Paraguayans are fond of sports.

I was fond of that.

He's fond of basically.