Sentence examples for interpreting what is from inspiring English sources

There are two plausible ways of interpreting what is happening to spending.

The doctor says one thing but the patient, perhaps interpreting what is said within different cultural parameters, hears another.

A1 Courts across the country have recently been far more liberal in interpreting what is a proper ballot.

Ideally, then, a better way of interpreting what is going on based on temperatures near the floor needs to be developed though with luck this will only mean tweaking the software.

There is a lazy way of interpreting what is happening, which is to accept a framing in which the "moderniser" Osborne commands the vaguely defined "centre ground" against a backward-looking extreme left winger.

It concerns the trend towards interpreting what is captured on video as an evidence-base from which to draw all-too-certain conclusions about it's meaning for all.

Others draw strength from the widespread practice of interpreting what are seen as auspicious signs.

When reporting an off-the-record discussion, how much latitude can there be to interpreting what was said?

When the two numbers diverge, as they did this month, it's only sensible to be cautious in interpreting what's happening.

Some lower federal courts, especially those with judges appointed by President Obama, began interpreting what was left of the Voting Rights Act as justification for curtailing these practices.

But is the concentration on the button-pressing, electromagnetic force side of the island just a more modern way of interpreting what's going on – a way of putting the cork in the bottle as Jacob had it?