Sentence examples for interpretation to think from inspiring English sources

"It's a tenuous interpretation to think that this is going to be relevant to ageing," says David Gems, a geneticist at University College London.

In the end theatre is all about interpretation and to think otherwise is... rubbish.

That interpretation encouraged me to think that as Lear, he might dare to appear truly old and fragile in a powerhouse role.

The song is an impish clue to the actors' interpretation; I'd like to think it also sounds a clarion call for more first-rate productions of Williams's much demeaned later work.

For interpretation, it is helpful to think about underlying changes in the family environment separately from the impact they have on a specific child within the family.

He deliberately left the novel's ending open to interpretation, intending for readers to think for themselves.

Multiple campuses also showed gains on self-rated data interpretation ability and ability to think like a scientist.

Given that inter-protein co-adaptation at the residue level has been repeatedly observed and it has a plausible physical interpretation, it makes sense to think that the observations of co-evolution at other 'subprotein' levels (i.e., protein regions or domains) could, to some extent, also be the result of physical compensation.

Then begins to think about interpretation of telephone service before they started to change the numbers.

"What we realized in the course of this study is that a more pragmatic and modern interpretation of Rawls' argument is to think about coverage in terms of the percentile of patients up to whom we will cover rather than focusing on the coverage of the last and most expensive (cost-ineffective) patient whom we can't afford to cover," says Lee.

Since these images are so symbolic and subject to so many different interpretations, it's somewhat humorous to think about how they're actually all, "pretty black and white".