Sentence examples for interpret it with from inspiring English sources
They will show what she feels at certain periods of time, and in order to interpret that, I think the biographer will need to read everything, and then to interpret it with the assistance of friends and family".
Not everyone can interpret it with the magic of Kenneth Branagh or Lily Rabe (who, since her performance as Portia in "The Merchant of Venice" last season on Broadway, may be the new champion).
We discuss a temporal coincidence between the residual gravity change and the LSSEs and try to interpret it with a simple poroelastic model ("Discussion" section).
This paper is considered as the first fruits in the radiological occupational exposure risk assessment area of the oil and gas industry to quantify TENORM risk and interpret it with safety barrier performance.
We therefore emphasise to interpret it with caution, though we do believe that the results from the TRISS analysis support the overall findings of improved survival after PS-HEMS implementation and reduce the chance that they are due to selection bias.
Jenni Grey, a British binder, interprets it with a green velvet binding minutely stitched with beads and shimmering threads in a subtle and evocative design.
His skill in absorbing the radicalism of post-second world war "humanitarian photography" and interpreting it with artistic vision established him as one of the 20th century's leading photographers.
Blitzstein and Clooney aren't an obvious pairing -- the acerbic composer of Kurt Weillian songs of social significance and the warm-voiced bombshell who hit the top of the charts with "Mambo Italiano" -- but she nails his most deeply felt ballad, interpreting it with the direct, unmannered sincerity that was her trademark.
"If I hear a song somewhere that I like," he continued, "it could be a ballad or a rock song even -- I'll re-interpret it with a roots bachata vibe -- that just what I do.
As we rehearsed we took the same music but interpreted it with each of these stories separately.
Each cognitive cycle senses the current situation, interprets it with reference to ongoing goals, and then selects an internal or external action in response.
