Sentence examples for interpret myself from inspiring English sources

Haneke tells the director: "I don't want to answer questions that make me interpret myself".

Unlike playwriting, which results in a "semi-product" completed by the stage director, he says, film directing has been a new experience for enabling him to "interpret myself".

So I have a right to interpret Neal Cassady myself.' " But the resulting film did not hit the mark — writing in The Times, Vincent Canby called it "solemnly self-important and banal".

Well, sometimes I'd sort of interpret them for myself, too".

The first was that I had to ask about the person, she couldn't just come out and tell me who was going to the great beyond and, because of rules that she must follow as a psychic, she couldn't outright say if they were going to die but just tell me what she felt and I could interpret the results myself.

One participant explained, 'Because I am a student in biosciences, I feel like I can interpret the data myself, and so in that sense I would personally resent having to go through a doctor to get my genome information.

Having had some experience of an editor's chair myself, I interpret the chain of events leading up to the pulling of the Savile investigation as firmly indicative of pressure being exerted from above.

Perry says that he meant If you can show me that you understand your part in provoking this campaign, I'll stop, but Lurie interprets the remark differently, as If you can help me to understand myself, I'll stop.

I also found myself interpreting the differences between us in the most favorable way.

I rely on interpreting the race myself rather than using plans.

- if someone makes a comment I interpret to be unkind I check myself and understand that there is one of two things going on.