Sentence examples for has to interpret from inspiring English sources

Following Wittgenstein (1953 §139f; and see also Goodman, 1968), Fodor argued that pictures as such do not carry their interpretations within themselves (rather, a person has to interpret them to see what they are pictures of), and that, therefore, mental pictures as such cannot be intrinsically meaningful (bearers of original intentionality).

That has meant more and more numbers that the public has to interpret.

The craftsman has to "interpret, express my art," said Yan Rieger of Orient, an artist who designs glass.

Such processing cuts down the amount of information the system has to interpret to make sense of the scene.

We all pay attention to precedent, although each critic has to interpret the precedent in his or her own way.

Yesterday, Mr. Corzine said that Mr. Allbaugh indicated that the "direct result" standard is "how he is being told he has to interpret the statute".

You have to interpret it.

But Hernandez had to interpret them visually.

Again, you have to interpret this cautiously.

You have to interpret them — make scholarship alive and relevant.

It may have to interpret the law that exists.