Sentence examples for the interpreter therefore from inspiring English sources

As in the case of meanings, genres vary from age to age, culture to culture, and even individual to individual, and the interpreter therefore faces, and needs to resist, constant temptations falsely to assimilate a work's genre to other ones with which he is more familiar (e.g. Shakespearean "tragedy" to Sophoclean "tragedy," or vice versa).

The problem for the interpreter, therefore, is how to align those circumstances with the work, how to separate them, as well as how to incorporate them, how to read the work and its worldly situation.

The interpreter would therefore have to choose from among these schemes on grounds other than consistency with institutional practice.

The interpreter works therefore with two sets of norms, one composed of norms conveyed by institutions, the other composed of uncreated, genuine moral norms general moral principles.

The speaker thought the Brit was talking too fast, and the simultaneous interpreters therefore could not keep up.

Another nurse expressed concerns that a parent might not trust the interpreter and would therefore not be honest in the dialogue.

The omniscient interpreter would therefore have to find a large amount of agreement between his own beliefs and the beliefs of those he interprets — and what was agreed would also, by hypothesis, be true.

So the interpreter just stands there.

In such cases the concept recognizer merges all the proposed concepts and passes them back to the interpreter as a list of proposed concepts; therefore the interpreter decides which concept would be kept with emphasis in EDAM (software ontology) terms, due to the fact that our objective is to identify tools and other software resources.

The advantages included that the interpreter could see the SiCET with its layout and questions and could therefore better understand what the dialogue was based on.

Don't ask the interpreter's opinion, tell the interpreter not to interpret something you've said, or look at the interpreter when you're talking.