Sentence examples for it interprets in from inspiring English sources

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.

This version essentially retained the Elizabethan diction of the King James Version and yet stuck unswervingly to the received Hebrew text, which it interpreted in accordance with Jewish tradition and the best scholarship of the day.

It interprets this guidance in a grossly unfair way.

As a result, it interprets our hopes in reverse and sustains them.

It all depends on how it is interpreted in the future by national and European courts," Mittelstadt said.

It was interpreted in terms of water adsorption-desorption phenomena.

Essentially, the debate involves due process and how it is interpreted in various countries.

It was interpreted in Whitehall as a gesture to Britain's hard-pressed armed forces.

"When you see that, I think it's interpreted in the wrong way.

The way it was interpreted in France was as a one-off special.

It was interpreted in the Arab world as Syria making big concessions without winning much in return.