Sentence examples for interpret the event from inspiring English sources
"I don't think you can interpret the event," he said, "as anything other than she is enthusiastic about Obama's campaign".
The Eric Idle award for looking on the bright side of life must go to the prime minister who, having now lost a premier as well as a minister owing to Icac's investigations, chose to interpret the event as evidence Barry O'Farrell was acting with honour and integrity never before seen in Australian public life.
In this study, we present observations of rapid ground deformation in August 2015 and model the deformation using GNSS, tilt and strain data in order to interpret the event.
Some Muslim commentators interpret the event as a literal split in the moon, while others identify it as an optical illusion.
We aimed to attempt to use CBM-I to increase positive interpretive bias in the weeks leading up to this potential stressor, such that those in the intervention group would be more able to interpret the event in a positive way and situations that they might find themselves in a more positive manner than those in the control group, thereby reducing anticipatory anxiety.
She's just there in the world as she should be, and you have to interpret the events she depicts".
As we slouch toward the first anniversary of Sept. 11, popular culture continues its effort to interpret the events of the day, sometimes thoughtfully and sometimes not.
He recommended that scholars attempt "to establish two-way communication and use this communication to determine how they process information and interpret the events in their world".
Hamm has come to interpret the events of the last half-year as a sign of US oil's staying power.
In his ability to interpret the events of his reign from the perspective of Islam, Abū Bakr demonstrated the power of the new conceptual vocabulary Muhammad had introduced.
Beck believed that there was an important link between thoughts and emotions, and that the way we chose to interpret the events in our lives was just as crucial to our wellbeing as the events themselves.
