Sentence examples for interpreting which from inspiring English sources

In 2007, she started her own company, Alive Performance Interpreting, which in 2009 became LotuSIGN.

To know what has been experienced and how it is to be understood requires the ability to identify things, persons, and events through naming, describing, and interpreting, which involve appropriate concepts and language.

More generally, the objection is that the threshold conception is under-inclusive in interpreting which acts we consider harmful.

The analysis of the folding and overlapping mechanism found in the dispersion curve of the supercell is also useful for interpreting which branches can be excited over a target wavevector direction.

Cape Man laid out two rows of cards, told me to assign a path to each row and then started interpreting, which is when I got my second "oh shit" moment of the day.

I know folks, when we're in town there, spend a lot of time reading the polls and looking at focus groups and interpreting which party has the upper hand in November and in 2012 and so on and so on and so on.

Here are three ways they might be interpreted: Which of these interpretations fits best with the two passages above?

But there are two ways this promise could be interpreted, which give very different results.

Working together with the Pew Charitable Trust, the satellite imaging allows technicians to interpret which ships are legally registered and which are not.

"There was, I think, an instinct to please rather than to necessarily interpret, which I tried to quickly dispel, and it worked out really well.

But the big states remain the more powerful prism through which the March 4 results will be interpreted, — which is why president bill Clinton says his wife must win both to prove she retains a viable shot at the nomination.