Sentence examples for interpret everything from inspiring English sources
That's important, because you don't want it to interpret everything you say.
"Even though we're going to interpret everything differently, we're both responsible for the same part".
They also fear that some may interpret everything from a sore throat to hangovers as swine flu and overwhelm hospitals.
The influence of Hegel becomes apparent when the author tries to interpret everything in a dialectical way i.e., through a tension of opposites.
When someone takes his own life, it's tempting to interpret everything he did and said near the end as a kind of warning.
Once we've embraced such a possibility, it's easy to get so absorbed in it that we try to interpret everything in terms of it — even if that approach leaves no room for value and meaning.
(Great Expectations excepted!) We're encouraged to make assumptions about the characters that are suddenly revealed as unfounded and we have to re-interpret everything we've read up to that point.
Naked Citizens, a short, free documentary, documents several horrifying cases of police being told by computers that someone might be up to something suspicious, and thereafter interpreting everything they learn about that suspect as evidence of wrongdoing.
On the eve of the weekend's referendum in Italy and Presidential election in Austria, The Economist's Bagehot column warned against interpreting everything that happens around the world in terms of Donald Trump's triumph on November 8th.
Mr Bouabré has recorded an oral history of his Bété tribe with hundreds of small, colourful pictograms in ballpoint, ink and pencil on cardboard, interpreting everything from world history to the movement of the heavens.
She does not want to risk ending up in a situation where everyone in the environment observes and identifies her as Rom and interprets everything she does from her Roma-hood.
