Sentence examples for interpreting material from inspiring English sources
The WaPo series was as much or more about collating, organizing, and interpreting material that was already there for the taking as it was about traditional reporting.
The show runs through May 5 as part of the society's "History Responds" project, collecting and interpreting material related to the Sept. 11 attack.
This suggests that caution should be used when interpreting material specific results about domestic production, but changes are unlikely to affect the overall scale of the results.
He's referring to "Stardust," a collection that predated the glut of albums by contemporary pop musicians' interpreting material from the Great American Songbook, a trove populated with compositions by Irving Berlin, Cole Porter, George and Ira Gershwin, Hoagy Carmichael, Richard Rogers and Lorenz Hart and many others.
The problem with that outlook, she said, is that "you can't help but go in and look at material and interpret material in a certain way".
Sure enough, after instructing her dancers to interpret material from a solo she performed at Danspace Project in June, she flopped onto the mattress.
Unfortunately, virtually the whole training of historians is devoted to reading written texts, so that skill is hypertrophied, while the ability to interpret material objects is underdeveloped.
She sang in an almost androgynous baritone that she said ranged from "gravel" to "coffee and cream", played piano like a virtuoso and interpreted material with power and imagination.
Thus, the great Museum at Alexandria, founded by Ptolemy I Soter early in the 3rd century bce, with its college of scholars and its famous library, was more a prototype university than an institution to preserve and interpret material aspects of one's heritage.
The maker's perspective is often the last one we consider when we interpret material remains.
Vertebrate zoologist Edward TedDaeschlerler of the Academy of Natural Sciences in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, calls the examinations "a classically simple way to interpret material in the fossil record".
