Sentence examples for to interpret her from inspiring English sources

She's loathe to interpret her films or anyone else's.

I was jealous of anyone who knew her well enough to interpret her veiled intentions.

As someone once accused of "class envy" by Trudie, I daren't presume to interpret her actions.

And every woman has the right to interpret her feminism on her own.

In trusting the reader to interpret her findings, Faleiro presents a sincere and memorable portrait of a community in turmoil.

Relying on their observations of Tian Tian alone, the panda team were not sure how to interpret her behaviour.

A survey carried out in the USA [ 15] found that although 75% of Americans were aware of Angelina Jolie's double mastectomy, fewer than 10% of respondents had the information necessary to accurately interpret her risk of developing cancer relative to a woman unaffected by the BRCA gene mutation.

The word "tomorrow" recurs with great frequency in Jill's conversations as a whole, and the semantics sometimes appears unconnected to the context of use; here though it does seem to help David interpret her meaning by conveying a sense of the future.

Over the years, critics have tried to read and interpret her writing on Japan by focusing on what it tells us about Japan, but this writing should more properly be read for what it tells us about her.

"I am so hermetically contained by the perimeters of Jackie contemplation that I can only point to Jackie, and interpret her, from within the circle of terms that originate with her," he writes.

In their introduction, the editors admit they've defied Cather's will (in both the legal and personal senses), but assure us they've done so with the best of intentions, hoping to liberate Cather's actual words from the shackles of scholarly paraphrase: "Now we will all be able to read and interpret her letters for ourselves".