Sentence examples for it possible to interpret from inspiring English sources
Do we no longer feel it possible to interpret the crazy drama of zealotry, subjugation and violence in which we live?
But it also made it possible to interpret that Scripture in ways that a strict adherence to tradition did not admit.
But not until recently have high-resolution maps become available, making it possible to interpret and apply poverty maps in creative new ways to better understand poverty and improve policy making on behalf of the poor.
The geomorphological, edaphological, and archaeological study, together with radiocarbon and OSL datings and contextualization into the geomorphological regional framework, made it possible to interpret these structures and to establish an evolutionary model.
That title made it possible to interpret the sometimes feverish action as the daydreams -- especially the erotic ones -- of an adolescent, confused by his strong but inchoate urges and unsure of his sexual orientation, who has locked himself in his bedroom to listen to favorite records.
A crucial feature of the experimental design was that the same mass of exogenous organic C was applied in each of the five organic treatments (1500 4000 kg C ha−1), making it possible to interpret observed effects in terms of the quality of the organic amendments.
In the introduction to the book, he describes this as "the most instantly misinterpreted of all my articles," but I think it is possible to interpret it correctly and still find it patronizing and, worse, criminally unfunny.
By the time the suite ends, it is possible to interpret it as a tribute to the river of life.
As already indicated, it is possible to interpret FRPs as a recent expression of right-wing extremism [76], which makes it part of a larger cycle-like phenomenon of contention [71].
It is possible to interpret Sandby's close attention to economic and social change as another manifestation of his loyalism.
