Sentence examples for he could interpret from inspiring English sources

A. He could interpret what they meant.

When asked if he could interpret what the "failure to cooperate" addendum meant, Rivers said he could not.

Mr. Rainaldi, the artist, was chosen because he had worked on several ecclesiastical commissions, and the foundation was confident that he could interpret the pope's spirit.

Before he could interpret this dream, he came upon a small colony of colobus monkeys, including one that was just a month old.

David Daniels decided long ago that he would not limit himself to the predominantly early music repertory that countertenors were expected to sing, but would perform anything he felt he could interpret persuasively.

And when Congress last year passed a legislative amendment barring cruel, inhumane and degrading treatment of detainees in American custody, Mr. Bush -- who had threatened a veto but ultimately backed down -- tacked a "signing statement" onto the measure, asserting that he could interpret the amendment as he deemed fit with his constitutional authority as commander in chief.

"The best preview would be if no one but the filmmaker were there with the audience so he or she could interpret the information.

They argued against citations from classical scholars by saying they could interpret the Koran themselves -- they didn't need scholars.

Jaglom: You would think they would love Kane, because they could interpret it as a big attack on capitalism.

He sought to tone down Cosmogrammas grandiose, universal concept and create a timeless, journey-like work with Until the Quiet Comes, from which he felt listeners could interpret their own stories.

The more he revised his "unbelievably bad" manuscript the more it became a document only he could read and interpret.