Sentence examples for in your interpretations from inspiring English sources

Try to be charitable in your interpretations.

The point was to relax into the work, the better to immerse yourself in your interpretation, which was as valid as the next guy's.

Partly this is because you're likely to place more emphasis in your interpretation of the clips you watch early on.

It's not just the lines you have to say, but the choices you make in your interpretation, the difference you can make to meaning".

If you account for this uncertainty in your interpretation of the data, you actually find that, over-all, only 3.5percentnt of the half a million stents placed in the United States during the period studied were found to be inappropriate.

There is no need to look to a government agency to nominate winners and losers in the telecom industry when the market seems capable of sorting through the transition from monopoly to competition.THEODORE PAYNEMorristown, New JerseyYeltsin's legacySIR You are off-beam in your interpretation of Boris Yeltsin's politics and its implications for Russia ("Boris Yeltsin's latest gamble", May 15th).

But David Momrow, a senior vice president at the society, said on Monday that recent tweaks to the legislation had allayed their concerns, particularly explanations included on the new Web site "about the qualifications or limitations of reading a map and being cautious in your interpretation".

Ask if you're right in your interpretation.

Convinced that you are "right" in your interpretation of being "wrong" (having never considered an alternative) makes your perspective a self-fulfilling prophecy.

But it takes a decent level of confidence in your interpretation abilities to find anything conclusive in what she said: single market access isn't exclusively a "bit of membership of the EU"; Norway isn't a member of the EU and has access to the single market through the EEA.

But it takes a decent level of confidence in your interpretation abilities to find anything conclusive in what she said: single market access isn't exclusively a "bit of membership of the EU"; Norway isn't a member of the EU and has access to the single market through the EEA.