Sentence examples for if you interpret from inspiring English sources

No preparation of the data is necessary before the interpretation session if you interpret within 48 hours.

"If you interpret his paintings as lonely or melancholy," Foster said, "that's about you.

If you interpret that paragraph as a parting shot at Jeb, who is already in his sixties, you weren't the only one.

"It is very, very reliable if you do two things right: if you test it right, and if you interpret the results right," Ms. Johnson said.

The Cold War – even history itself, if you interpret Francis Fukuyama's contested thesis in the triumphalist fashion that the historian himself disavows – came to an end.

But if you interpret "real music" as code for a rigid set of rules, then Mr. Glasper's efforts start to seem less like a bridging of worlds than a closing of ranks.

You might be if you interpreted it as a reference to the Falklands war, what with the letters F, K and L and the numbers 9, 8 and 2 (the war, you will remember, happened in 1982).

Cymbeline is located in ancient Britain at the time of the Roman empire, and you can get very hung up on that idea – I dread to think what "authentic" costume would look like, if you interpreted it literally.

What I mean here is, if you interpreting the ongoing relationship correctly, you are more likely to correctly pick those connections that are most fulfilling and satisfying.

Because while you're interpreting, if you're interpreter you interpret what they (other health professionals) say…and you know, it is hard, I know it is hard for them (family) and for us… (Community health centre/interpreters G5).

Then turn the subtitles off and see if you can interpret what the characters are saying.