Sentence examples for that he interprets from inspiring English sources

Schaffner's account has an ontological aspect in that he interprets the reduction functions as synthetic statements expressing identities between the entities and processes of the two domains related (in line with Sklar 1967 and Causey 1972a, 1972b), though he does not argue that these identities are metaphysical necessities.

He points to a sign on a fish-seller's hut that he interprets to mean all its produce comes "from Lidl".

Fortune is something that he interprets through faith, reinforcing those convictions, that strength: Navas can barely give an answer without referencing God.

He's a physical performer and very intuitive in the way that he interprets roles, and for me those qualities work brilliantly in Shakespeare.

But Mr. Appleby wrote that he interprets this final song as "the voice of the protagonist in disguise," whose pain is "the crucible that clarified and purified him to his essence: an artist".

But based on photographs and on several passages in the confession that he interprets as word play (notably the notion of burying something at a summit), Mr. Koenigsberg said the confession had struck him as a sly hoax.

There Cowles encountered a series of plant communities that he interpreted as a historical record of changes in vegetation, starting with a few hardy plants growing on unstable dunes and culminating in a climax community (that is, a mature, balanced biological community whose composition changes little over time) of deciduous forest growing on ancient dunes.

Three weeks after arriving, Adi Da said that visions of the Virgin Mary (that he interpreted as a personification of divine feminine power, or shakti) directed him to make a pilgrimage to Christian holy sites.

The general said that he interpreted that statement as a victory and that it constituted an apology for what the program had charged.

Mr. Evans told reporters on Tuesday that he interpreted an "extended period" to mean at least six months.

Mahdi said that he interpreted Allawi's phone call to Bush as a bid to buy more time to build his own party's strength.