Sentence examples for interpreted by her from inspiring English sources

The white spots that flew around her vision (and were interpreted by her as sightings of angels) could have been symptoms of migraine. . . .

These were, of course, wishes as interpreted by her, and Cosima was careful to get rid of adjutants who had been around and might have had a different version of the "facts".

(Chinen) Helen Sung: The (re Conception Project + 2 (Friday and Saturday) Ms. Sung, a smart young pianist with a clear, precise style, draws from her most recent album, "(re Conception" (Steeplechase), a program of standards neatly interpreted by her trio.

(Chinen) Helen Sung Trio (Friday and Saturday) Helen Sung, a smart young pianist with a clean, precise style, draws from her new album, "(re Conception" (Steeplechase), a program of standards neatly interpreted by her trio, with the bassist Dezron Douglas and the drummer Obed Calvaire.

Thai Classics Recast The chef Hong Thaimee will teach a hands-on cooking class featuring classic Thai dishes interpreted by her on Sunday from 4 to 6 30 p.m. at the restaurant Ngam, 99 Third Avenue (13th Street); $90, including dinner, tax and tip: (212) 777-84212

Her lateness and night time absences are interpreted by her girlfriend as an on the side liaison with another woman.

This phenomenon was interpreted by Lise Meitner and her nephew Otto Frisch as a breakup, or fission, of the uranium nucleus into smaller nuclei.

The wistful tune, as interpreted by Lynn in her characteristic low pitch, articulated the longings of families and lovers separated by the war and thus became a touchstone to many.

What Miles interpreted by communicating with her from beyond the grave; what Sawyer didn't quite understand.

Miley Cyrus, with almost endearing predictability, chose him to direct her video for Wrecking Ball, which, with similar predictability, he chose to interpret by having her fellate some ironwork and swing on a ball naked.

Ms. Antonova's departure, announced on Monday at a hurriedly convened news conference by the culture minister, Vladimir Medinsky, with Ms. Antonova at his side, was interpreted by many as punishment for her role in dragging Mr. Putin into her feud with the Hermitage.