Sentence examples for the one interpreting from inspiring English sources

Very few of the songs flow from Mr. John's own experiences, and yet he is the one interpreting them night after night, channeling scenes from Mr. Taupin's life or imagination in front of thousands of fans.

When two or more complaints or diagnoses were mentioned, the one interpreted as the most important was used.

Like Kremlinology, Palinology is a discipline that responds to an almost total want of coherent information via examining the remaining words in the way one interprets especially terse poetry in college.

The term 'effectiveness' becomes related to the unit of analysis; the more systemic one interprets effectiveness the more questionable is the gain of effects for the benefit of the system.

In a similar way, nonsense verse achieves its effect by pretending to make sense, by forcing the reader to project meaning into the phonetic pattern of the jabberwocky, as one interprets the ink blots in a Rorschach test.

Once again, the winner may depend on how one interprets the rules.

But several doctors said that depending on how one interpreted the data, the heart and stroke risks could persist for at least a year or longer.

I see, you know, one candidate says this about the other's record, then one complains about how the other one interprets his record and all that kind of stuff.

GEM uses a broad definition of SE, the last one interpreted as entrepreneurial activity with a social orientation and that involves an organization of individual (Mair and Martí 2006; Zahra et al. 2009).

At least that's the way one interprets what was said.

Mr. McGregor leaned against the doorway, cheeks pressed against glass, looking mildly unhappy or alternatively horrified depending on how one interpreted the arch of his eyebrows.