Sentence examples for interpreting the events from inspiring English sources

While historians were interpreting the events of the conquest and debating their consequences, literary life in the Spanish empire continued unabated.

The issue has a purposefully zine-like quality and a sense of humor, printing Mubarak jokes already in circulation and highlighting the follies of some media outlets covering and interpreting the events of the Arab Spring for the rest of us.

The film depicts a young skinhead (played by Edward Furlong) analyzing and interpreting the events surrounding the incarceration of his older brother for voluntary manslaughter.

They try to see it like a camera would, noticing what is actually happening, instead of rashly interpreting the event from their limited perspective.

Indeed, interpreting the event-specific hazard as the marginal function would be equivalent to assuming independence between competing events, whereas this assumption cannot be met [ 4, 10, 18, 32].

She's just there in the world as she should be, and you have to interpret the events she depicts".

As we slouch toward the first anniversary of Sept. 11, popular culture continues its effort to interpret the events of the day, sometimes thoughtfully and sometimes not.

The journalist Jim Dwyer — now at the Times, then at Newsday — interprets the events, faulting himself for not being more skeptical of the confessions at the time.

He recommended that scholars attempt "to establish two-way communication and use this communication to determine how they process information and interpret the events in their world".

Hamm has come to interpret the events of the last half-year as a sign of US oil's staying power.

In his ability to interpret the events of his reign from the perspective of Islam, Abū Bakr demonstrated the power of the new conceptual vocabulary Muhammad had introduced.