Sentence examples for interprets in from inspiring English sources

Many of the images collected here are lesser-known or obscure, and the more recognizable ones he interprets in surprising ways.

Teaching the art of listening, or how to hear those stories, is the newest role on a résumé as varied as the people she interviews and interprets in her one-woman shows.

You wake up during REM sleep, you see some kind of a shadow, and you starting panicking, creating more body image hallucinations which your mind interprets in this cultural narrative and so you perceive a demon coming towards you.

"Development of a Bottle in Space" (1913) is a posthumous cast in silvered bronze of a plaster original, which interprets in 3-D the volumes of Cubist still lifes.

If Sapiens is at its best in the early chapters, when the scarcity of evidence gives full scope to Harari's audacious imagination and gift for exposition, it remains consistently fresh and lively as it advances into the historical era, which it interprets in terms of three potentially universal orders – money, empire and religion.

Zvenigora (1928), his first important film, is a lyrical history of the Ukrainian people from their Viking origins to the Russian Revolution; Arsenal (1929) deals with a hero of allegorical stature confronted with the forces of the Revolution; Zemlya (1930; The Earth) interprets in sensitive visual symbolism the almost mystical closeness of the Ukrainian peasant to his land.

Classics can be interpreted in different ways.

I've interpreted in many big events.

This could be interpreted in many ways.

This has been interpreted in various ways.

The Shearmans' story can be interpreted in several ways.