Sentence examples for is trying to interpret from inspiring English sources
He is trying to interpret it in his mind's language, but it is a little too deep for him.
The Mexican American Legal Defense and Educational Fund, for instance, is trying to interpret a note by Kagan in which she dismissed as "lots of legal gobbledygook" arguments about how to treat Central Americans displaced by Hurricane Mitch in 1998.
The renovation's designer, Macrae-Gibson Architects, is trying to interpret the changes wrought to the library over time, and add their own, in a project scheduled to be finished next year.
The seesaw day in United States markets suggested investors were trying to interpret the mixed signals from Europe.
They were trying to interpret what was going on in the election and why the data was changing so drastically in real-time, and it was really hard to understand what was going on.
He was trying to interpret Fiachra's tone whether it contained a buried note of contrition or at least an awareness of his having, from Bobby's perspective, rejected him for Jess.
"Now that's obviously something I find disturbing, as a person and also as a judge, because we're trying to interpret the statute to avoid results that would be very far out," Justice Breyer said.
They do not want to see their currency, or their country's bond yields, rise too far because of adverse effects on economic activity.In addition, both investors and central banks are trying to interpret some weak recent economic data.
"With our commercial general liability policy," said Zach Feuer, the owner of a gallery on West 24th Street, "we're trying to interpret whether the surge counts as a flood".
