Sentence examples for interpreted lines from inspiring English sources

In regards to lyrics, Robinson interpreted, "lines about 'uphill battles' and 'having to lose' do seem to talk of Joe's probable future".

Fischer-Dieskau tended to interpret line by line, mediating between the sometimes contradictory demands of poetry and music.

"Horizon," a light-box sculpture by Monica Goetz, interprets line as a negative element, literally cutting through the piece's surface.

A tool which can quickly interpret line drawings (with hidden lines removed) of engineering objects as boundary representation CAD models would be of significant benefit in the process of engineering design.

On a recent Monday, children in uniforms — some loosely interpreted — formed lines to walk to the cafeteria.

Generations of readers have interpreted these lines in relation to a Christian idea of Providence and linked them to Hamlet's earlier words, "There is a divinity that shapes our ends".

Apart from the interpreted seismic lines incorporated into the 3D geological model, in this study, we have investigated existing magnetic and gravity data for physical properties of the seismically identified fault zones.

Critic Parry Gettelman interpreted these lines as meaning to "signify the emptiness of modern, godless life".

Idolator's Mike Wass interpreted these lines as showing the singer "emotional shortcomings".

In natural populations they have been interpreted as "lines of least evolutionary resistance" because selection screens pre-existing variance and hence, response to selection is favored along directions displaying an important variation [ 22].

The manufacturer should revise the package insert to specify how to interpret partial lines and visible lines in the test zone that do not appear reddish-purple.