Sentence examples for interpreting it through from inspiring English sources

"Here I am," he told me, "a quasi-orthodox Muslim in Mecca, walking around the Kaaba" — the shrine Muslims around the world face during prayers — "and I am interpreting it through mathematics, the lessons, Wu-Tang lyrics.

Thompson has too much to say on her own behalf to let Laura narrate the book, and most of the storylines are formally uncomplicated: a grown-up is reflecting on her past, and interpreting it through the lens of everything she has read and seen in the years since.

Thus, evolutionary epistemology also involves attempts to understand how biological evolution proceeds by interpreting it through models drawn from our understanding of conceptual change and the development of theories.

So, I was getting all of this information coming in and I was obviously interpreting it through my own filter.

We may be seeing something, interpreting it through our own filters or self-judgments, and then reacting toward or against the other person.

Chapter four, "A Circle within a Circle: The Neo-Pagan Community", looks at the wider community beyond the coven structure, interpreting it through theoretical ideas about community in late modernity.

Pen's art legitimized Jewish life as a worthy subject for painting, liberating his best student to interpret it through his own sorcerous imagination.

On the other side of this authority was the man who overheard, after 18 years in America, the "beautiful American train horn, the crushed klaxon peal you can hear almost anywhere in the States" and still interpreted it through novelistic impressions of Cather that he had imbibed before he emigrated ("less like a horn than a sudden prairie wind or an animal's cry").

"The people who create the law, interpret it through the judicial system and enforce it through policing are seen as corrupt and as double-dealing as the system they've created," he said.

"We think it is vital for citizens of one of the world's most polluted cities to have easy access to air quality information and given clear explanations of how to interpret it through social media," says Haskopf. "Providing this information empowers the public to play an important role in having a say in the future of the air quality and, ultimately, the health of their home".

Literally no TV channel was interpreting it as a deal brought through coercion.