Sentence examples for interpreted out there from inspiring English sources

Forget mastering "lie" vs. "lay," the hardest writing skill to acquire is gauging how what you create in here will be interpreted out there.

I don't have ultimate control over my audience's responses, and I can't control how others choose to interpret my material once it's out there.

The data we present should be interpreted as an underestimation of what really happens "out there".

If that one fails to pan out, there's always some other way to interpret her record that satisfies the harsh narrative we've chosen for her.

Can I interpret your A. I just remember -- all I'm doing is remembering when I was a kid, I remember that -- they used to put out there in the old West a wanted poster.

There is talent out there.

As it stands, and as the court interpreted, there's nothing of the sort right now.

"I think that's sometimes interpreted as me not wanting to be out there slapping backs and wheeling and dealing," Obama said.

Yet, once you start interpreting, there's no limit.

The whole theory of judicial review is based on the idea that the law is out there, a fixed structure to be interpreted by judges.

"I'm a strong adherent of doing a piece and getting it out there and, within reason, allowing it to be interpreted," Mr. Guettel said.