Sentence examples for interpreting at from inspiring English sources

And if the living Constitution proponent actually did try to match his or her practice to that theory by laboring to refashion the Constitution so that it serves contemporary urgencies, he or she wouldn't be interpreting at all, so once again there would be no relationship between the interpretive practice and the theory of it (because there would be no interpretive practice).

Interpreting at village meetings or during interrogations of Taliban prisoners, Shinwari made no effort to hide his face.

The locals helped "by interpreting at a much finer scale what was actually in those images in real time," Hik says.

Overall, interviewees encountered difficulties in answering and interpreting at least some of the questions in the OLQ-13.

If you don't wish to start interpreting at the beginning, that's fine.

I interpreted at the Brics conference".

These are concepts that are interpreted at the council's discretion.

Interpreted at the other extreme and a dangerous level of nationalistic jingoism feels uncomfortably tangible.

Burnham's big idea – "aspirational socialism" – is too oblique to try to interpret at this point.

Impossible to interpret at the time, the match would prove significant on the field as well as off it.

That was interpreted at the time as being support for a hike to £7 an hour from October.