Sentence examples for interpret that work from inspiring English sources

Some art historians interpret that work as a self-portrait revealing the artist's identification with the marginalized figures of Hamburg's underworld.

In other words, don't offer the candidate the uppermost amount you have available, or the negotiations will be harder and you risk losing the candidate because they'll see you as being stubborn or inflexible (which could mean they also interpret that working with your company will raise the same issues).

It is possible to interpret that the work registered by Convergent learning students is focused mainly on receptive activities, although equally on global and local factors.

"I tried to imagine how René Lalique would design for this millennium and interpret that into something that works for today's lifestyle," Lady Green said by phone from Courchevel, the French ski resort.

This could be interpreted to mean that work on call is equally demanding for all the participating physician groups.

"It is only by intensifying his personality that the critic can interpret the work of others," he wrote in "The Critic as Artist".

Supporters of the post-Kantian interpretation of Hegel obviously interpret this work and its telos differently.

Mr. Vick insists, though, that his main effort is not to interpret the work but to propel it.

Reflecting the sentiment that art should speak directly to the viewer, no text blocks explain or interpret the work.

He suggested that the obvious pairing of sexual images in a sexual space limits the ways you can interpret the work.

On the other hand, it's the humble reader who chooses how to interpret the work.