A common expression -- "gao chu bu sheng han" or, liberally interpreted, "it's lonely at the top" -- illustrates pervasive insecurity of senior managers.
Here, students analyze the poem "Since You Are Mortal" (Simonides) and then turn over the page to see how the translator, Danielle S. Allen, interprets it.
We'll interpret it later but let's just work on finding it.
Might they not come across our fanlike symbol for radiation and interpret it as "Children's Playground"?
According to Nietzsche, the Judeo-Christian tradition, for example, made suffering tolerable by interpreting it as God's intention and as an occasion for atonement.
"Fiction is obliged not only to reflect society but to interpret it, and today's great writers are already solving this problem in interesting and surprising ways," says Electric Literature editor Halimah Marcus.
[Network chief Ezzatollah] Zarghami has gotten the message that Rouhani spoke with Obama by Khamenei's permission,... interpreted it as the leader's decision, and quickly showed he is amenable to it.
The spokeswoman, Rhonda Utley Herring, said Cuyler looked at the radiologist's report, interpreted it to mean the fighter's brain was normal and sent the application to his superiors for approval.
Upon watching the video, Vena interpreted it to be "Swift's love letter to her fans", as it showed an "inside view of what it's like to go on tour".
He is trying to interpret it in his mind's language, but it is a little too deep for him.
