Sentence examples for interpret another from inspiring English sources
Can the behavioral codes and sexual mores of one era be used to interpret another?
Indeed, the Office of Legal Counsel had previously concluded that such an argument to interpret another criminal statute, the bribery law, was wrong.
The outcome absorbingly demonstrates how four decades ago -- when major German singers might also sing Verdi or Puccini in German -- one operatic tradition could "interpret" another.
Van Hove and Mann condense whole stretches of Bergman's original work into single scenes that never feel long and are always interesting, if only because it's interesting to watch one authentic artist interpret another.
Ms. Zunshine is particularly interested in what cognitive scientists call the theory of mind, which involves one person's ability to interpret another person's mental state and to pinpoint the source of a particular piece of information in order to assess its validity.
What is more is that if the Open Letter even attempts to infer such intentions, they will risk contradicting their own argument in point 9c mentioning that one may not recklessly interpret another's intention.
Thus, it has been suggested that the normativity of meaning flows from the idea that when interpreting another speaker, the interpretation is constrained by the principle that the other should come out as being by and large rational and not wildly mistaken.
Interpreted one way, some naturalist claims are boring truths; interpreted another way, they are obvious falsehoods.
She interpreted another Rodgers and Hart tune, "Falling in Love With Love," almost in her no-nonsense speaking voice, which could double as the voice of experience.
Or interpreted another way, the overriding justice strategy of the last government was simply to "get the money out" of the system.
Over the weekend Lushsux interpreted another of Kardashian's Instagram selfies, painting a mural on Sniders Lane in Melbourne of the reality TV star posing topless with model Emily Ratajkowski.
