Sentence examples for told how to interpret from inspiring English sources
I can understand Adrian Searle's irritation with Alain de Botton's curation of the Rijksmuseum to reflect his "art as therapy" theory (Report, 26 April); he is a professional critic and he doesn't want to be told how to interpret things.
Several published studies tell how to interpret people's gut feelings – how to translate those borborygmi into common everyday words.
It might seem obvious that the first is the more important; the metaphysician first lays down what he takes to exist, and then tells how to interpret it.
Sigman won't tell you how to interpret it, but she is happy to discuss the question of interpretation.
Now, that tells us how to interpret causality for linear systems.
Al-Gubbi complains equally about money-grabbing politicians and Islamist parties which he says are trying to tell Libyans how to interpret their faith.
The Koran has violent passages, but it also has others that explicitly tells us how to interpret them — and it's bad news for critics of Islam.
For several years, a more theologically moderate faction struggled to reverse the tide, saying Baptist tradition did not permit anyone to tell another how to interpret Scripture or whom a congregation may hire as pastor.
As long as no one is in a position to tell me how to interpret it, or that I must believe in the literal truth of holy writ, then I like there to be an established church, a repository of a long-shared cultural heritage, with a ceremonial function, and a source of genuine belief for many people, of whom I am not one.
They asked the president in a letter to abandon a rulemaking process launched in January and to rescind guidance sent to regulators telling them how to interpret a 2001 Supreme Court ruling.
