Sentence examples for he interprets it from inspiring English sources
Price focuses instead on the human story of Jamestown, nearly mythic in its resonances, and he interprets it not with market economics but with political philosophy -- in particular, the subfield devoted to negotiations with people who would prefer you dead.
He interprets it as an insult against Shia Muslims.
He interprets it as suggesting that patient protest will eventually blossom into real change.
He interprets it as self-interested irresponsibility on the part of the Washington Post, exploited by Democratic politicians for partisan purposes.
It seems to me he doesn't yield to outside influence much: he's inspired by what he sees, but he doesn't seem to try to cater to it — instead, he interprets it.
Interior Secretary Dirk Kempthorne said the act — as he interprets it — in no way inhibits oil and gas development in prime polar bear habitat like the Chukchi Sea, where the department recently opened up 30 million acres to exploratory drilling.
He interpreted it as a regimental standard, the pride and honour of its men, wrenched from its post and buried to save it from whatever disaster came in the scorched layer overlying it.
But he interpreted it differently.
He was loyal to the law of Moses as he interpreted it.
He interpreted it as some sort of progressive artistic statement, but it wasn't.
