Sentence examples for interpret the testimony from inspiring English sources
It is not for you or me to interpret the testimony.
Philosophy, she contends, provides an ideal framework for interpreting the testimony of combat veterans because it "sharpens the distinctions, maps the conceptual terrain, presses us to make more systematic or coherent what confuses or defies sense".
That's certainly how I would've interpreted the testimony, because the journalist hasn't made clear the distinction between physiological addiction and an emotional dependence.
Missionaries interpreted the testimonies of Dawa and Dayuma to mean that Nampa was killed months later while hunting, but others, including missionary anthropologist James Yost, came to believe that his death was a result of the bullet wound.
How the jury will interpret the alleged victim's testimony, of course, remains to be seen.
In the cases of testimonies, this method will seek to interpret the context, motivations and logic of what was said, the actions and interactions between the participants and the healthcare institution.
We interpret the fact that the association is clearly visible despite these sources of error as a testimony that a signal exists within the noise.
A key point of my testimony to Lincoln's City Council was this: in every age and with every Scripture people interpret the messages to suit their needs, desires and fears.
Meteorologists then interpret the data.
Judges would interpret the law.
