"If someone else dressed me, it's them interpreting me, but the truth is, people don't know me," said Ms. Lively.
One night I went home with a guy after a party and he took it upon himself to interpret me, and my behaviour, in great detail.
The figure of Abraham is a natural here because both Judaism and Christianity call him their father and because the narratives about him are exceedingly sparse and often cryptic, calling out, as the Talmudic rabbis might say, dorsheni, "Interpret me".
He pointed out a blue armchair, "embroidered specially"; simple desks in the living room and bedroom — "it's Jean-Michel Frank, interpreted by me": a gray-on-gray patterned carpet "inspired by Iznik lace"; white marble with nickel fixtures in the bathroom.
My conditioning history, narrowly understood as unrepresented by me, is behaviorally less important than the environment or my learning history as represented or interpreted by me.
"His probably neutral response was interpreted by me as gamey flirting".
Because if I laugh at a Jeremy joke, two hours later on social media it's either interpreted as me laughing at Jeremy, or laughing at an opposition joke.
NME interpreted "Luven Me" as a "virtual rewrite" of rapper Tupac Shakur's 1995 "Dear Mama".
"I think that's sometimes interpreted as me not wanting to be out there slapping backs and wheeling and dealing," Obama said.
"Tens of thousands of fossils have been recovered by numerous paleontologists and they all show the same kind of bone breakage interpreted by me and my team to be due to geological forces," he said.
