Sentence examples for interpretation soon from inspiring English sources

But both the work and Christie's interpretation soon exerted their grip.

The number of independently produced music videos for "Anxiety Attack" that cropped up on YouTube — often involving stop-motion/strobe interpretation — soon grew to three, then four, and is now up to at least seven.

But don't expect federal judges to alter this constitutional interpretation anytime soon.

This interpretation was soon contradicted by an unnamed G7 official who stated that the G7 is concerned about unilateral guidance on the yen, and that Japan will be in spotlight at G20 meeting in Moscow, and sending the yen sharply higher against the US dollar.

This is unsupported by accumulating evidence, and, as sequencing and interpretation will soon be inexpensively available, ignores the potential for recognizing known mutations that increase the risk of serious yet treatable disorders.

In the meantime, here's looking forward to Maddin's filmic interpretation of his soon-to-be-adoptive city.

If Demand Progress is accurate in its interpretation of the soon-to-be introduced House version of PROTECT IP, it will effectively overturn sections of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act that protect ISPs and websites from being held responsible for content posted by their users.

Since President Gerald R. Ford, it has been customary for new administrations to outline their interpretation of the act soon after taking office.

Mr. Fassbender's disturbingly intense interpretation of the role soon makes clear that Brandon's obsession is a compulsion rather than a source of enjoyment.

A decision in favor of Obama here could be a statement that a new President could undo the current President's interpretation of Obamacare as soon as he (or she) took office in 2017.

Many Muslims got the preposterous idea that the world will end soon from interpretations of their holy book, the Quran.