Sentence examples for wanted to interpret from inspiring English sources

Jacobson wanted to interpret this interest as a good thing.

In addition to casting just the right actors, Mr. Medak wanted to interpret the novel cinematically.

The most amazing thing was that he was open to the way we wanted to interpret our parts.

I wanted to interpret a hymn to the triumph of the soul over life," he later wrote.

The judges said that if South Carolina later wanted to interpret the law more strictly, it would first have to seek federal permission under the Voting Rights Act.

"We wanted to interpret the camps as a way to highlight their relationship to the battlefields," Dr. Reeves said, "but also to bring in a story, related to the common soldier's experience".

(2) Given this principle of radical difference, and the gulf that consequently often initially divides an interpreter's own thought from that of the person he wants to interpret, interpretation is often an extremely difficult task, requiring extraordinary efforts on the part of the interpreter.

However anybody wants to interpret them is up to their interpretation".

"I didn't want to interpret," he said.

Ultimately, it's how people interpret what they want to interpret religion to suit them.

"I want to interpret the piece the composer and librettist wrote, not impose some external idea.