What they say is strongly guided by what family or other people have told them, interpreted and worded in as sensitive and honest way as possible.
But as this experience is told and interpreted over decades in a time that expected a bodily resurrection, the stories developed in which the resurrection is conveyed in bodily imagery.
This is an awfully messy story, but our job is to relay the story that the data tells, as interpreted through the lens of our models.
They select which stories to tell and interpret those stories as appropriate.
David Chase, the show's creator, had told him to interpret the scene as he wanted to.
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.
In churches around the world, from the Bronx to Buenos Aires, from Brooklyn to Bombay, the council did away with communion rails and other borders, and told priests to interpret the Gospels as a call to social action.
"We were told we were interpreting the food stamp regulations correctly," said Roger Munns, spokesman for the Iowa Department of Human Services.
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.
Chris Taylor, one of the Democratic signatories of the letter, told the Guardian she interpreted the remark as a threat.
