Sentence examples for mission to interpret from inspiring English sources

"I would not claim a mission to interpret, say, China to the Chinese, but the V&A can do so to the British, not least because of Chinese, Japanese and Indian influence over British art.

Henderson jumps smoothly from scientific information to history to fiction to anecdote and uses each creature as a window into the human mission to understand and interpret the world.

"But there is a statement often repeated by the courts that their mission is to interpret the election statute to express the will of the people".

McKay Coppins, writing for BuzzFeed, called them "a disorganized, downtrodden army of conservative foot soldiers eager to carry out their fallen leader's mission, but deeply divided over how to interpret his battle plan".

Now it was Ms. Albright's turn to interpret the look, a mission that had taken her to the Lower East Side of Manhattan in search of vintage and fresh-minted blouses inspired by the folkloric costumes of locales from the Andes to the Carpathians.

To be sure, foundation trustees often enjoy wide latitude on how they operate, and Ms. Rothschild's will gave Mr. Miller broad authority to interpret the foundation's mission and to donate to a range of charitable and educational causes.

In combat operations, the success of most missions relies on the ability of the personnel to interpret speech over a communication system.

The mission of the African American Museum in Philadelphia is to interpret art and history of black Americans.

Since then, Japanese Prime Ministers have opted to interpret the humanitarian support in support of an American-led mission abroad as consistent with the defense of Japan and within the limits of Japan's constitution.

Education has always been a big part of the mission of the NSF and the artists and writers are part of a way to interpret and get the general public interested and engaged with what's happening on the ice".

Some people like to interpret this behavior, Mendaglio explained, as evidence of psychic ability or a divine mission.