Sentence examples for try and interpret from inspiring English sources

The women photographed on those sites "are presenting fashion masterpieces," Ms. Fung enthused, "and, for the most part, my job is to try and interpret their ideas for myself".

However, as well as describing the location of variants, pipelines must also try and interpret their biological consequences.

Not only do you need to be willing to put in the effort to try and interpret your dreams, but you also need to be honest about your feelings and emotions.

Artists tend to be ahead of audiences' tastes – you can see that in this theatre from John Osborne right up to Sarah Kane – and in those cases it takes one critic, usually it's only one, to stick their neck out and try and understand and interpret the work.

And, similarly, if we are seeking infringement, we will try and construe or interpret the claims to be able to capture the infringing product," Tan says.

Try and find them and interpret the show as it goes.

"I'm sure they will be meeting in the future, but both sides need time to read the decision and try to interpret and understand what the B.I.A. is directing them to do," she said.

I expect a lot of theoretical activity over the next weeks and months as people try to digest and interpret these results.

Presenting a way of comparison between cities based on normalized values, Hillier et al. establish a star model and try to compare and interpret the structures and spatial configurations of different cities in terms of structured and distributed cities or organic and planned cities.

I'm there to view what's going on in the market and the economy, and try to interpret it and give our clients guidance.

Read the title and try to interpret it and any images that come to mind to help you predict what the plot of the story may be.