Sentence examples for interpreting how from inspiring English sources

Interpreting how a judge might rule based on his conduct and demeanor during a hearing is, of course, risky.

Yet one company, Prometheus Laboratories, reckons it owns a method for interpreting how patients react to a drug.

The Standing Committee of the National People's Congress in Beijing on Tuesday approved new rules interpreting how far Hong Kong can go in pursuing greater democracy.

This new portrait offers a fresh sense of what a groundbreaking role Washington played, not only in physically embodying his new nation's leadership but also in interpreting how its newly articulated constitutional principles would be applied.

Nevertheless, the results indicate the importance of interpreting how writers transform ideas from sources in relation to other sub-processes.

"You should be careful about interpreting how good a talk is depending on how long the applause was," Mann says.

Representative David Dreier, Republican of California, chairman of the House Rules Committee, said: "Anyone can interpret how you look.

"I try to interpret how people subjectively experience life," she has said.

But I do believe that the cues people give can help interpret how they're reacting.

"The conclusion is that we use our body size to interpret how large the world is," Mr. van der Hoort said.

This is one of your strengths if you find it fascinating and easy to interpret how people are feeling, and whether you enjoy guessing their motives.