Sentence examples for interpret said from inspiring English sources

"Dating culture has evolved to a cycle of text messages, each one requiring the code-breaking skills of a cold war spy to interpret," said Shani Silver, 30, in the story.

At one time, such tests were limited mainly to patients at large university cancer centers, and were often hard to interpret, said Dr. Fadi Braiteh, an oncologist who practices at Comprehensive Cancer Centers of Nevada in Las Vegas.

The product will be unrelated to gaming specifically, and will be roughly the size of a hand and designed for use on a bedside table, where it will use microwave sensors to monitor sleep data throughout the night, and then interpret said data to provide tips on how to get a better night's rest.

Obviously, it depends on how you interpret said "pansexuality".

And he has never commissioned anyone to wordlessly interpret, say, The Wind Beneath My Wings.

"I myself would have been curious to meet the person I was to interpret," says the heavily accented, slightly indignant voice at the end of the telephone line.

"I would not claim a mission to interpret, say, China to the Chinese, but the V&A can do so to the British, not least because of Chinese, Japanese and Indian influence over British art.

"There are always these mystery blobs you can't interpret," says John Spence, a physicist at Arizona State University in Tempe.

CIS continues to be the most effective way to translate acoustic information into electrical signals that the brain can interpret, says otolaryngologist Debara Tucci, who with Wilson co-directs the Duke Hearing Center.

"It's up to you to interpret," says McRyhew.

"Imagine how this would be interpreted," said Yossi Maimon, president of the Merhav Group.