Sentence examples for interprets not from inspiring English sources

The exhibition, which marks the 75th anniversary of the trans-Atlantic flight, interprets not only the feat and its effect on America but also the celebrity it brought Lindbergh, his life, and his controversial opposition to United States involvement in World War II.

This person's job was to interpret, not to decide 'that's not important'.

The S.E.C. said it was interpreting, not changing, the mark-to-market rule.

"You have to interpret not only linguistically but culturally as well.

The problem lies with the way in which a work is interpreted, not with the work itself.

The technique, though decried by Green opponents, was otherwise interpreted not as brazen politicking, but as magnanimous.

Time will tell, but until then the Vatican position needs to be interpreted not only in the context of words but also of action.

The idea of a third genital can be interpreted not only as Bluebeard's goal but also as Ludlam's mission in life.

Plenty of first-hand experience made it into theoretical texts, and analysts interpreted not only their own dreams but also those of their nearest and dearest.

"I have a very, very strong view that for this country to work, for our freedoms to be protected, judges have to interpret, not invent, the Constitution.

The split-screen satnav was overcomplex and hard to interpret – not what you want in an item that should give the information you need at a glance.