Sentence examples for prefer to interpret from inspiring English sources
The Daily Mail's Jan Moir dismissed Allen's tears in the video as "patronising and self-indulgent", although some might prefer to interpret her distress as something called empathy.
A majority of people prefer to interpret history as the unfolding of a supernatural design, to whose author we owe obedience.
In practice, we often prefer to interpret time-domain samples as extending from 0 to, i.e., with no negative-time samples.
Some might characterize my parents' casual attitude as neglect, but I prefer to interpret it as a refusal to shield their offspring from the realities of twentieth-century life.
Access, surely, is friendship translated into financial terms – a concept so alien to most of us that we prefer to interpret the sight of influence into terms we do understand, such as sexual thrall or blackmail.
I prefer to interpret it as the latter.
They are too busy covering up, preferring to interpret Marge's unerring radar for the truth as the misguided forensics of heartbreak.
Furthermore, he put aside the apparent faint novae in M31, preferring to interpret S Andromeda as an ordinary nova, for otherwise that object would have been unbelievably luminous.
The artist refers to his pictures as impressions; rather than depicting a landscape, he prefers to interpret what he sees, translating it into abstract lines, shapes and forms, somewhat in the manner of Richard Diebenkorn (1922-1993).
At the turn of the century some artists preferred to interpret her form as a sculpture named Victory, holding a shield on her left thigh – or even using this as a mirror and admiring her own reflection.
Which brings us neatly to Attenberg (2010, Artificial Eye, 18), Athina Rachel Tsangari's ultra-arch portrait of a withdrawn young woman who finds human contact essentially baffling and who prefers to interpret the world through the prism of the nature documentaries of David Attenborough, whose mispronounced name provides the film's enigmatic title.
