interpreted造句

He interpreted the silence as contempt.

They interpreted her silence as concession.

State television interpreted this as a sign of obedience.

This is mainly because PHP is interpreted and loosely typed.

He quickly interpreted to me what the Russian was saying.

Once interpreted as signs of pathology, Qaddafi's eccentricities were redefined as mere personality quirks.

Others allege that Bush and his advisors interpreted the evidence in an exceedingly "free" fashion.

It's a word you use when you say something that shouldn't just be interpreted figuratively.

Or, in the case of interpreted languages, the debugger may interpret code directly.

It was widely interpreted as a trial balloon aimed at reversing the administration's policy.

And sure enough early Christians interpreted that Psalm as a prophetic Psalm about the crucifixion of Jesus.

There are sites, books, and experts all over the place - you can even get your most bizarre dreams interpreted.

They interpreted that the region of the brain that monitors impulse and motivation isn't fully formed in adolescence.

According to the available literature, silence can be interpreted with different theoretical approaches, from linguistics, sociology, ethnography to pragmatics and aesthetics.

As they see it, all events must be interpreted in the relationship of stimulus and response, and there is no room left for a search for final causes.

Even if the file is protected on the server, because the code is interpreted locally it would be foolish to assume that it cannot be gotten.

Bush loyalists, led by Karl Rove, have duly over-interpreted this poll in order to soften their former boss's reputation as America's most divisive President.

The Democratic defeat was widely interpreted as repudiation by independent voters of many of Mr Obama’s policies, one day before the first anniversary of his inauguration. See article

It's really a protocol that provides the structure for agents to synchronize data with each other, by defining the permissible exchanges and determining how they are to be interpreted.

Now in order to use Jewish scripture to teach the supercession of Judaism by Christianity you know that he's going to have interpreted it in what we would consider very creative ways.

By raising segregation and racial persecution to the ethical level of law, it puts into practice the antinomian rules of Orwell's becomes good, inhumanity is interpreted as charity, egoism as compassion(Elie Wiesel)

If these electrical signals could be detected and interpreted, the argument goes, there is in principle no reason why they could not be used to steer objects other than the thinker's own body.