Sentence examples for me to interpret from inspiring English sources

"It's hard for me to interpret the behavior of ABC executives," said Mr. Berg.

But I will say that some -- especially those that asked me to interpret works of art or literary passages -- seemed to have more than one right answer.

I come from a Muslim background, and I'm a very liberal woman, I don't wear the veil, but it's not for me to interpret Islam for somebody else.

In order to save him from watching all five seasons, allow me to interpret the unambiguous message of The Wire: the war on drugs is what fosters violence and gangs in west Baltimore.

Rosenberg said: "The crux of the matter is for me to interpret whether or not the Segway is a mechanically-propelled vehicle intended or adapted for use on a road.

I'd just spent four years in a semiotics-heavy critical-studies program that trained me to interpret the world as a system of Saussurean semiotic signs, which, combined with my youth and insecurity, resulted in a somewhat morbid tendency to take pop culture very, very personally.

Then, in his inimitably better-you-than-me-to-interpret-my-work manner, he added, "But once you start labeling movies you start focusing only on that.

As long as no one is in a position to tell me how to interpret it, or that I must believe in the literal truth of holy writ, then I like there to be an established church, a repository of a long-shared cultural heritage, with a ceremonial function, and a source of genuine belief for many people, of whom I am not one.

Which leaves them free to read the Constitution, and me free to interpret such political theater in my own way.

The pull for me was to interpret anew the world of this iconic story by making use of this incredible technology".

That's why I decided to give people around me the opportunity to interpret my self-portrait however they wished.