Sentence examples for offering interpretations from inspiring English sources
Her encores were similarly questioning, with songs asking questions and offering interpretations.
(It's a mystery as to why more psychoanalysts are not good at this, when offering interpretations in language even children can grasp is their job. But putting such deeply private material in a book for a general audience is ethically tricky and puts others off: even with identities disguised, Grosz's patients must know who they are).
Some division of labor did occur initially: math students tended to gravitate toward calculations, and biology students felt more comfortable offering interpretations.
The Buddhist Perspective Religious leaders delivered many messages offering interpretation and advice in the wake of the terrorist attacks.
As full genome sequencing costs continue to fall, we'll likely see more and more companies offering interpretation at lower prices.
Both critics refrain from offering new interpretations of the novels.
While the characters continually refer to the Biblical Fall, Schulze keeps the allusion from becoming ponderous by offering contradictory interpretations.
In Darlington, people came up to us after we finished offering their interpretations of what they'd seen (and of the actors' looks – "no offence Katie, but you look a lot plainer on stage than you do in real life").
If, for instance, you were setting up an internet publishing operation, would you create a separate group of staff whose sole responsibility was to supply the website on a Sunday, offering longer interpretations of subjects covered already?
Annie Proulx, 73, the Pulitzer prize-winning author whose short story was made into the Hollywood film in 2005, said she had been pestered ever since by "pornish" mail sent by fans offering their interpretations of the story.
But those counting the days can head to the Baryshnikov Arts Center to see five teams of young artists — all of whom have been in residence at Mr. Wilson's Watermill Center on Long Island — offering their interpretations of sections of the work.
