Sentence examples for read meanings from inspiring English sources

After five years of trying to read meanings in the wrinkles of Sir Alan Sugar's face, she has chosen instead to stare at folds of ancient papyrus, completing her studies in Egyptology.

The ability of humans to read meaning into patterns is the most defining characteristic we have".

This is an intuitive way of working, requiring both the artist and the viewer to read meaning into the results.

Even architecture holds lessons for those willing to read meaning in glass and steel, Mr. Capelli said.

As a result, the audience has to stir its imagination in order to read meaning into cryptic images.

With the Kremlinologists trying to read meaning into nonsensical attacks and the Kremlin obscuring any sense that can be found, Russia has never looked more like the Soviet Union.

You can read what you like into the images, but in the way you read meaning in Pollock's drips, which is to say hypothetically.

"We Are Africa United Now," the sign read — meaning that South Africans, aware that their own team is likely to become a nonplaying host, are ready to get behind any other team from their continent.

Superstition read meaning into the colours of the horse, and a horse's head suspended near a grave or sanctuary or on the gables of a house conferred supernatural powers on the place.

"Everything Strange and New" unfolds as a series of deliberately disconnected parts that have the feel of random snapshots inviting you to read meaning into what is left unsaid and unseen beyond the frame.

I'm not sure if the scoring play came on a zone read, meaning a play where the quarterback, Robinson, can either keep the ball himself or hand it off to his running back, Toussaint.