Sentence examples for interprets every from inspiring English sources

Methinks, its motion in this hush of nature Gives it dim sympathies with me who live, Making it a companionable form, Whose puny flaps and freaks the idling Spirit By its own moods interprets, every where Echo or mirror seeking of itself, And makes a toy of Thought.

On Wednesday, it said it interprets every government request for data "narrowly" to "minimize disclosure".

It's very easy to interpret every politician's words as an empty ploy.

Some musicians, including very good ones, lead "Parsifal" so that every note sounds interpreted, every phrase a decision.

I don't think we should interpret every occasion of no one saying anything as no one caring.

"Once you start interpreting every move that a country makes as hostile, it builds paranoia into the system".

His cultural status as a demigod made it impossible for anyone to criticize him publicly, but he interpreted every attack on a subordinate as meant for him.

But it is London which has left me with a mental map to interpret every other city in which I have found myself.

Capitol correspondents have helped interpret every major Texas political story of the modern era — from the 1970s-era Sharpstown banking scandal to Rick Perry's run for president.

One will be composed of "Hitchhiker" fans, millions strong, who will interpret every minute discrepancy between what they are watching onscreen and what they once read on the page as a heresy punishable by law or, where possible, stoning.

All over the city, commuters edgy about the possibility of a transit strike on Monday have begun interpreting every New York transit glitch as a sign that a work slowdown has already begun.