Sentence examples for an inability to interpret from inspiring English sources
An inability to interpret utterances (that is, an inability to assign meanings to instances of putative linguistic behaviour) will thereby imply an inability to attribute attitudes (and vice versa).
And that surprising finding helps bolster one interpretation of the mental illness: that it may be due to a general inability to interpret sensory information in its proper context.
While it's true that autistic people often have a harder time reading social cues, it is quite a leap -- and a dangerous one -- to assume that a person's inability to interpret nonverbal cues means he doesn't care and has no empathy.
There were concerns that patients may develop unrealistic expectations, become anxious or confused, as a result of their inability to interpret and assess the quality, accuracy and reliability of information.
For researchers and clinicians interested in using the HFS-II, this lack of supporting psychometric data presents many obstacles not the least of which is the inability to interpret scores in a clinically meaningful way.
Their inability to interpret sneaky human behaviour has proved a stumbling block in the surveillance sector too.
Simultanagnosia (inability to interpret more than one element of a complex visual scene at the same time) was present in 8/10 patients, who failed to accurately describe the "Cookie Theft Picture" from the Boston Diagnostic Aphasia Examination.
Even the colours are symbolic of something even though they often seem symbolic of our inability to interpret them adequately.
Autistic patients may experience the impairment in social interaction usually being related to their inability to interpret others' emotion and even to express their own feelings.
He felt himself driven to this position by his inability to interpret the results of his cell-separation experiments in mechanistic terms; he could not envisage a machine that could divide into two identical machines.
