Sentence examples for that interprets the from inspiring English sources

A huge biography that interprets the writings and the life through each other.

Those computers contain both a slick instrumental "backing track" and a "demo vocal" that interprets the song the way her producers prefer.

The monologue that follows tells of Sodom's destruction, an ambiguous account that interprets the attack on the city variously as a misogynist purge or a sexually transmitted contagion.

It comes after a calm, contemptuous monologue from Johnny Rotten that interprets the past, like all the other individual analyses offered here, in highly suspect ways.

A Serbian group called Apsolutno presents an extremely slowed-down video of a deer shedding its antlers along with a slide-projected, ponderously academic text that interprets the image as a complex symbol of the breakup of Yugoslavia.

(Informal complaints do not have to conform to a specific format and can be sent by anyone to notify the F.C.C. of problems. Formal ones usually require the help of a lawyer, can lead to an F.C.C. order that interprets the law and may result in damages being awarded to the complainant).

Since the FAO 2011 publication, more reports have emerged that interpret the same limited evidence base.

But she deferred to a Supreme Court ruling that interpreted the convention's reach broadly.

Ross said that interpreting the move depended on one's view of modern sports law.

What did Justice O'Connor say about the federal regulations about Title IX that "interpreted the statute as protecting against retaliation"?

I understand that interpreting the market's moves is typically a mug's game, and that there are lots of other things that investors are worried about.