Sentence examples for he interprets through from inspiring English sources

Fortune is something that he interprets through faith, reinforcing those convictions, that strength: Navas can barely give an answer without referencing God.

He had just released his 10th studio album, Station to Station, and, with Iggy Pop in tow, was travelling through a Europe that he interpreted through his ambiguous obsessions with cold war politics and the second world war.

Over in his SoHo studio, Joseph Altuzarra said he had a feeling for the sensuality of the 1970s, which he interpreted through Romanian folk embroideries on blouses and peasant dresses, mixed in with his signature trench coat and a peplum treatment on a light beige jacket.

During a news conference en route home to Rome on Sunday, Francis said he interpreted Morales' gift through the prism of Espinal's Marxist bent and viewed it as protest art.

Hassane also was displaying signs of someone who had crossed the line and was supporting violence, justifying that through how he interpreted his religion.

To the Editor: Aristotle did not posit an afterlife, and he should not be interpreted through Leo Strauss and a false choice between Athens and Jerusalem, contrary to Harry V. Jaffa's claims.

He acknowledges that formations are the real furniture of the world, and he occasionally interprets levels through them.

Kaufman is essentially a portraitist and a documentary artist, most assured as a director when he focusses on a character whose complicated relationship to time and place must be interpreted through the self-serving deceptions of others.

Everything is interpreted through a certain aesthetic and political lens.

All cultural artifacts have to be interpreted through whatever experiences the Baby Boomer generation is going through at that moment.

Syria also stated that "the resolution should not be interpreted, through certain paragraphs, as authorising any State to use force".