Sentence examples for home interpreting from inspiring English sources
Although he occasionally ventures into contemporary territory, Mr. Ross is most at home interpreting the wittier lyrics of Cole Porter, Noël Coward and Lorenz Hart, and bringing alive an idealized dream world of Manhattan high life 60 years ago.
"The idea is for these professionals to go home and interpret it in a way that's appropriate to what they're making.
He was one of my best students but he didn't like being wrong and one of the last things he expressed to me was a complaint about the way I was teaching: "You send us home to interpret these poems, then after we do all that work you show us everything we missed and make us feel stupid".
Interpreting home BP readings involved a multifaceted reasoning that was based on lay models around the BP function, on rules of thumb that dictated the range of acceptable values, and on contextualising readings to personal contingencies.
From this week there will be two major exhibitions on in London that see artists interpreting the home.
Even this week, photographs of her smiling as she boards a plane home have been interpreted as a sign of callousness.
What the Internet conglomerates can't deliver, though, is meaningful self-knowledge -- how to be at home in "our interpreted world," as Rilke puts it in the First Elegy.
Most people interpreted "home" to mean the people they cared about or places they lived; the kitchen table and television set were the commonest objects.
Because of a quirk in current law, the Fourth Amendment, which you might think would protect your documents online, just as it does when they're in your home, has been interpreted to not apply to things like Web email providers or online cloud storage.
As only a minuscule proportion of the total number of populations was sampled for this study, the assignment of individuals to "home" should be interpreted with some caution.
Upon receiving a sign or vision, the participant returned home and sought help in interpreting the experience.
