Sentence examples for much interpreting from inspiring English sources

He gazed at his feet and said, "Too much interpreting".

Every act pretty much interprets Beck's material in their own recognisable style.

But for Mr. Leveaux, bringing in Ms. Rodenburg was a way of helping his cast not so much interpret the play as "release and reveal it".

There are some performers who don't so much interpret music as become it, as if it possesses them so completely that there is no difference in the moment of performance between the player, the music, the composer and their audience.

The museum doesn't help much in interpreting the Stooge phenomenon or the passions of its visitors.

It means, Muhs says, "that there is much about interpreting the geologic record of sea-level variation that we still do not understand".

But certainly some could argue that the legend of Santa Claus is best described as a legend, and we're not actually rewriting history as much as interpreting a story.

His productions have slipped along, as if the plays were not so much being interpreted as being seen for what they were.

However, the orthorhombic phases are much better interpreted as alternative phases that arise as a consequence of some constraints produced by the substrate.

However, wealth of this information has become increasingly difficult to follow, much less interpret, and has not been integrated before.

The predictions of FALCON are GO-DAG consistent and therefore biologically much easier interpreted by the curators of protein function annotations.