Sentence examples for seeking to interpret from inspiring English sources

Seeking to interpret mou as broadly as possible, this earlier interpretation also took it to cover both affirmative and negative sentences.

The works of Matras reveal a profound lyric poet seeking to interpret the essence of Faroese culture.

How did we let this happen?" An entire industry is arising in Israel seeking to interpret what is happening on the streets.

In the 1920s he turned to Asia, especially India, seeking to interpret its mystical philosophy to the West in such works as Mahatma Gandhi (1924).

Forest defoliation and discoloration have been monitored extensively in Europe over the past decade, yet the number of published studies seeking to interpret these data in light of environmental parameters such as lithology and airborne pollution are few.

The term sacred has been used from a wide variety of perspectives and given varying descriptive and evaluative connotations by scholars seeking to interpret the materials provided by anthropology and the history of religions.

He sought to interpret, rather than condemn, the effect of the theory of evolution on religion.

Graebner sought to interpret the history of Oceania from the geographical study of cultural traits.

We have, therefore, both sought to interpret, as best we can, the original documentation and the recollections of those involved.

Mozart expressed financial desperation in letters of the time, and scholars have long sought to interpret their tone.

This is especially true for writers, filmmakers, reporters and other storytellers, who seek to interpret places for other places.