Sentence examples for interpreted it will from inspiring English sources

However liberally the concept of expanded cinema is interpreted, it will always involve the screening of some form of film, whereas design, or so they argue, can be interpreted so loosely that it can be applied to almost any situation in which someone sets out to change something.

The navigator interpreted, " It will always be the two that they offered before".

As observations and forecasts become more detailed, and ensembles of forecasts rather than single deterministic predictions become more widely used, the amount of information and the difficulty of interpreting it will increase dramatically.

As he once pastiched it, "'Dave sat in the smoking lounge of the library, pensively taking a drag from a cigarette and trying to think of the next line.' Who wants to read that?" Plenty of us do, but in many cases it won't primarily be Wallace's "verbal art" that we're hoping to learn to interpret – it will be his death.

"If the Martians can translate this and interpret it, it will give them an interesting view of human nature!" added the astronomer and presenter Sir Patrick Moore.

Will interpreted it brilliantly with touches such as pulling Mole out of the rug.

Any opera will mean different things each time a new creative team interpret it: we will not really know what our new production of Cosi fan Tutte will reveal until it is before an audience.

The practical, pragmatic globalists in the audience will have interpreted it as evidence that the practical, pragmatic globalists around Trump, such as Cohn, are still exercising a restraining influence.

As long as Margaret is there to interpret it, I'll be fine.

The lunatic logic of this conflict holds that if you have not responded with full force to the blow you suffered, the other side will interpret it as weakness and will strike at you again even more painfully.

While gadgets like the Apple Watch excel at providing information, you still need a qualified practitioner to interpret it, and that will mean more work for doctors.