Sentence examples for interpret it would be from inspiring English sources

Again and again arguments and objections would be brought up based upon some uninterpreted dream in the form in which it had been retained in the memory, and the need to interpret it would be ignored.

I suppose one way to interpret it would be to see it as ridiculous.

Another way to interpret it would be to say that, much like the telephone, it's not just the people you're connected to but the content of the conversations you have once you're connected that indicate the real human intentions flowing through the digital medium.

Considering the diversity of molecular signals that the transcriptional machinery has to interpret, it would be impractical for each regulator to have a unique target.

Refer to pop culture and modern media and ask them to interpret them (it would be interesting to see how they can compare 'Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde' to 'Fight Club') or you could make it mandatory for all the students to adopt an accent during one class (e.g. a British accent if you are teaching outside of England for example).

The specific results are easier to interpret and it would be easier to monitor changes in the future with specific knowledge gaps.

Senator Biagio Ciotto of Wethersfield, the chairman of the Transportation Committee, who supports the bill, said, "It remains to be seen how it's going to be interpreted," adding that it would be reviewed next by the Judiciary Committee.

While interpreting these findings it would be useful to remember that baseline data prior to the start of Avahan implementation are not available and there were no control groups for comparison [ 3].

The predictions from this work should be should be interpreted accordingly, but it would be reasonable to expect, given the current state of knowledge on ASF in Africa, that another set of experts' average suitability estimates using the same set of criteria would be likely to fall between the 5th and 95th percentiles of our own.

Mr. Baker, for example, suggested that Congress could change the rules so that in the future, when the national security court issues a lengthy ruling interpreting surveillance law, it would be required to produce an unclassified summary of the legal issues for public release.

Thus, for interpreting borderline search results, it would be useful to know whether the syntenic context of a database hit is similar to that of the query.