Sentence examples for he can interpret from inspiring English sources

He can interpret the postures and gestures of humans, recognize faces and move around or address them by name in response.

"We elect a king for four years", Abraham Lincoln's Secretary of State once observed, "and give him absolute power within certain limits, which after all he can interpret for himself".

While we can see that Ben interprets Monroe's utterance as a kind of greeting, we must reach into the 'strata' above (or perhaps surrounding) the immediate situation in order to interpret why it is that Ben 'knows' he can interpret Monroe's remark as a greeting.

He can interpret "finishing the job" as killing a few more members of al Queda or he can interpret it as transforming the Taliban into something they will likely never be -- trustworthy partners in a democracy that respects human rights, particularly those of women.

Some women they can go to meet with [name of organization], but it's not easy to talk with a protection officer; you will need to have an interpreter and sometimes we cannot have enough assistance with enough money to give that translator money so that he can interpret for the officers.

Act before he can interpret and react.

"The band is good enough that they can interpret what I demonstrate for them," he said.

"That anything I do, they can interpret as inappropriate".

People can start to make assumptions about your relationship, or they can interpret it wrong.

But it turns out that Mr. Libeskind alone wields something called "the Libeskind Vision," which he alone can interpret for the rest of us.

One would think that the meaning of such a dream would have been obvious to this soldier (his other letters attest to his political awareness, and he frequently mentioned Lincoln), but he wrote, "If you can interpret that dream you may do it for I cant".