Sentence examples for if he interpreted from inspiring English sources
He did not make clear whether he feared that such a combination might overthrow Mr. Gorbachev and seize power, or if he interpreted recent events to mean that Mr. Gorbachev might try to call upon such elements to support increased power for his own Government.
If he interprets his child's actions as disrespectful, self-centered and maybe the result of his own poor parenting, communication will likely be tense and non-productive.
He was an extraordinarily modest man, and I wondered if he had interpreted Hal's long silence as a sign that he was no longer needed.
Another defeating condition might be when Oscar's justification for a belief is reasonable only if he is interpreted with respect to the earlier, Earthian environment.
With some effective if overwrought prose, he interprets the speech as Lincoln's defense of liberal democracy and self-government — the cause somehow worth all the sacrifice.
If Mr. Vanska breathes Sibelius, he interprets Beethoven.
Did the fossil definitely come from a dinosaur, and if it did, how should he interpret these unusual structures?
In many respects, Mr. Kahlon's job is more demanding than if he were interpreting for a Spanish-speaking ballplayer.
When asked if he could interpret what the "failure to cooperate" addendum meant, Rivers said he could not.
"If he's interpreting the public's disappointment with how things are now as them wanting Suharto or his family back in power, then he's wrong," Mr. Qodari said.
And yet, President Obama is presented with a unique opportunity to refocus his administration and position himself for a strong shot at reelection if he properly interprets the message the American people sent him last night.
