Sentence examples for who interpret from inspiring English sources

In fact, there are even Deaf interpreters who interpret into more natural ASL (or another sign language) from the hearing interpreter's version.

However, his film also listens sympathetically to sufferers who interpret their condition in spiritual terms.

They also belong to the minds of those who interpret them.

"Most people who interpret their work take it as metaphorical," Professor Ihde added.

To solve the problem, television has always imported talking heads -- Robert Hughes, Sister Wendy -- who interpret for us.

It is they who interpret the portents and thus exercise a check on the policies of the ruler.

Many judges are social conservatives who interpret those words in a way that results in honour killers being punished lightly.

"People who interpret the sutras' use of 'herbs' as marijuana," he said, "are looking for a rationale".

Those who interpret the tragedies are usually the worst, falling a prey to hamming, exaggerated actorly posturing.

The failure to investigate aggressively, Mr. Sherpao said, had emboldened the insurgents who interpret the government's inaction as an inability to or an unwillingness to investigate.

But the scene now has female pop, punk, grunge and even country tributes, who interpret their subject matter as they see fit.