Sentence examples for still interpreting from inspiring English sources

We, the citizenry, are still interpreting.

"Now, more than five years later, the courts are still interpreting them.

He's still interpreting Spanish cuisine, and — lucky for us — still indulging his fanciful impulses.

Alex Ureña is still interpreting Spanish cuisine, at his reinvented restaurant formerly called Ureña, and still indulging his fanciful impulses.

Alex Ureña is still interpreting Spanish cuisine at his reinvented restaurant, formerly called Ureña, and still indulging his fanciful impulses across a menu with the possibility of affordable, conventional dining.

(Elizabeth) Another participant, Jessica, used downward social comparison comparing herself with people not infected with HIV but still interpreting this positively.

So much of what they do or say is still interpreted, by themselves as well as by others, through the prism of the Holocaust.

And this is when it hit me: just like Google+ is often abused for inactivity simply because people don't use its news feed, we still interpret "using Facebook" in the same terms.

The effect on other markets may be similar, however, because dealers still interpret the liquidity decline as conveying useful information.What role do high-frequency traders play in this process?

On the other side of this authority was the man who overheard, after 18 years in America, the "beautiful American train horn, the crushed klaxon peal you can hear almost anywhere in the States" and still interpreted it through novelistic impressions of Cather that he had imbibed before he emigrated ("less like a horn than a sudden prairie wind or an animal's cry").

Thus, when non-essential network services are omitted from devices with low resources, the remaining network services can still interpret the received packets.