Sentence examples for to translate anything from inspiring English sources

But what happens when you try to translate anything substantial?

In very rare cases did SayWhat work as advertised and I was, in the end, unable to translate anything.

But he hardly has to translate anything throughout the interview.

But as I tend to consider it one way only, I think we shouldn't keep on funding laboratories of so-called translational research that don't translate anything.

You can translate anything you want: poems, short stories, names, articles, or text messages.

This investment has yet to translate to anything more than successful field trials: no GM trait developed for African farmers has been cleared for release by a government.

Then there comes a point where you realize: "I am doing a lot more of that than actually working, and it's not going to translate into anything".

And since Boolean negation is the standard operator in logic, it is not worth translating anything non-Boolean as 'not': such a translation may simply amount to calling 'negation' something different.

Given the quality of machine translations, I'm not too optimistic about translating anything too complex, but for figuring out whether that Greek phrase means "garnished with pine nuts" or "garnished with squirrel feet," it should be invaluable.

"Victor Willis does not speak French, so he could not have translated anything," Mr. Caplan said in response.

La Rose's brain translated anything beautiful -- a stained-glass window, the view from a plane, a flowering jacaranda tree -- into shoes.