Sentence examples for try to interpret this from inspiring English sources

One hesitates to try to interpret this.

Some will try to interpret this article as an attack on George Osborne, who has made engagement with China a centrepiece of his economic strategy.

Some will try to interpret this as a blow to Ed Balls, the children's secretary, often portrayed as coveting the Treasury job, his old stamping ground, but Balls privately has for four weeks been urging Brown to say in public that Darling will keep his job if he gets re-elected.

We try to interpret this particular phenomenon under the two assumptions, which are the direct precipitation model and the trap-and-precipitation model.

"We are still trying to interpret this information in order to have a better understanding of what happened," said Jean-Paul Troadec, the director of the Bureau of Investigations and Analyses, or B.E.A., in France.

YR: How should we be careful when trying to interpret this statistic on guns, and what are the questions we should be asking?

In a region with possible overlapping peaks, AUTOPSY tries to interpret this region by a linear combination of all the potential 'layers', each of which is constructed from different combinations of lineshapes that overlap with that region.

Then he would try to interpret the artist's intentions.

Try to interpret the graph with your partner, and write down your ideas".

It has fallen to later generations to try to interpret the disaster that befell – then shaped – our world.

"We'd go thrift shopping, and I'd try to interpret the looks we had seen for her.