Sentence examples for forced to interpret from inspiring English sources
He called the local taxi fare law "poorly written, but one we're forced to interpret".
We are forced to interpret these amazing alignments the same way he does his triangles and "conclude that they received some form of external guidance".
William's grand concept of stellar organization received a jolt on Nov. 13, 1790, when he observed a remarkable nebula, which he was forced to interpret as a central star surrounded by a cloud of "luminous fluid".
"But I think there has to be a difference between distorting the truth for dramatic satisfaction and being forced to interpret something because you have to, because it was something that was said privately and behind the scenes and so no one knows what happened.
I was forced to interpret for her at doctor's appointments, government offices and everywhere else.
They now are forced to interpret the true meaning behind your words.
Others issues will be left to future task forces to interpret.
To get an officially recognized [safe injecting room] off the ground, you need your local police force to interpret a section of the Misuse of Drugs Act in a certain way.
To get an officially recognised [safe injecting room] off the ground, you need your local police force to interpret a section of the Misuse of Drugs Act in a certain way.
The "down-side" of our approach is that these studies were time consuming and laborious, and the donor-to-donor variability in human populations, and the relatively large panel of viruses studied, would have necessitated a high number of studies to reach statistical significance for the more nuanced differences between viruses, and forced us to interpret trends in differences.
However, the similarities between the students with increasing and decreasing life satisfaction, and the differences between these and the ones with stable high life satisfaction, forced us to interpret these findings as indicating that there were really only two true subgroups; one with sustained high life satisfaction, and one with fluctuating levels.
