Sentence examples for interpret at one from inspiring English sources
The problem is that these subjects are too difficult for the average worshipper to grasp and must be expressed as parables or metaphors that the educated few will interpret at one level and the average worshipper at another [Stern, 2013].
History, moreover, made no more sense; a culture was to be interpreted at one point in time, as if the age and the origin of the elements composing it were without importance.
The majority (>90%%) of urine specimens were handled and interpreted at one laboratory, and the appropriate measurements of preservation and shipment of the urine samples were applied.
Finally, we were able to identify and correctly interpret at least one case of co-infection with two different ST and three cases of superinfection with a CoR strain.
Although those conflicting results might be hard to interpret at first glance, one has to keep in mind that the selection with the toxic leaf litter started only 20 generations ago.
This milestone volume describes and interprets excavations at one of the greatest late prehistoric sites in the southeastern United States.
One year, Ms. Parker interpreted at a Sheryl Crow concert held to celebrate of one of Lance Armstrong's Tour de France titles.
That's how Mr. Bennett, near at the peak of his career at 80, chose to interpret one of Alan and Marilyn Bergman's most famous songs (one he first recorded in 1986) on Friday evening at the Allen Room in a concert celebrating the lyric writing team's 50-year collaboration.
Some patients interpreted this scale at one of the interviews as an incomplete evaluation scale ranging from 1-10.
How does the consumer interpret this one?
