Sentence examples for interpret only from inspiring English sources

I apparently made too good of a friend for him to justify anything more significant, which my young brain could interpret only as a criticism.

There is always a focus on drawing himself and his audience into the present and holding them there; you are not meant to interpret, only to exist fully with Mr. List in his world of indeterminacy.

As editor, I did indeed include various passages from Thoreau's journal, from certain of his manuscript notebooks and in one instance from his published essay "Wild Apples" -- but only in accordance with Thoreau's own notes in the "Wild Fruits" manuscript itself, which I dared to interpret only after many years and thousands of hours studying the details of Thoreau's method of composition.

Our results verify, at field scale, a multiple-pore-domain, multiscale mechanistic conceptual model that was used previously to interpret only laboratory observations.

This paper provides a comprehensive review of these methods in two categories: multi-temporal techniques that evaluate the changes between the pre- and post-event data and mono-temporal techniques that interpret only the post-event data.

From Table 2, it can be seen that the components F1 and F2 cumulate more than 80% of total variance (exactly 80.337%), which leads us to interpret only the two first components F1 and F2.

So India's statement can be interpreted only as sabre-rattling, perhaps for a domestic audience – with a notable lack of sympathy for the WICB.

The Austrian government had never left any doubts that the pledge to neutrality could be interpreted only as a military one and never as an ideological one.

"We seek," he said in his Nobel Prize lecture, "a mathematically unified field theory in which the gravitational field and the electromagnetic field are interpreted only as different components or manifestations of the same uniform field".

Those 50 previous years under Soviet control are interpreted only in terms of "occupation" and humiliation, and any symbols of the previous regime, both welfare state and communist architecture, are wilfully demolished.

This opposition may partly explain why Islamic poetry and fine arts took refuge in a kind of unreal world, using fixed images that could be correctly interpreted only by those who were knowledgeable in the art.