Sentence examples for because he interpreted from inspiring English sources

The English naturalist Hugh Edwin Strickland assigned the "Indian ravens" to the hornbill genus Buceros, because he interpreted the projection on the forehead in a crude illustration as a horn.

Although the vast majority of lichen mycobionts are from the Ascomycota, in 1937 German lichenogist Friedrich Tobler believed the mycobiont to be a basidiomycete, because he interpreted some unusual microscopic structures to be clamp connections, structures associated only with the basidiomycete fungi.

These labels do not bother Kierkegaard, because he interprets reason as human, all too human as the rationale of the current social order, which knows nothing higher than itself.

Crane can hold the conjunction of 1 and 2 because he interprets aboutness in a non-relational way.

However, this is apparently because he interprets Aristotle as proposing something like the "amodal" mentalese representations of the sort championed by Pylyshyn (1978; 1984).

Thomas rejects the thesis because he interprets it in illuminationist terms and finds it incompatible with his own epistemology of abstraction (Summa contra gentiles II.74).

Zwingli's eucharistic docrtrine, which came to be described as Sacramentarian, was especially offensive to Erasmus because as he interpreted it, it held that there was nothing at all in the communion except material bread and wine.

Girardi is still mad about losing his Class AA catcher, Francisco Cervelli, for 12 weeks because of a slide he interpreted as dirty by the Rays' Elliot Johnson last Saturday.

He sensed my discomfort, which he interpreted as agitation because he thought it was a "normal" reaction.

He says he's not sure, and wouldn't tell me if he could because he thinks other people interpret the work better than he does.

Yet Leibniz often seems to avert such a conclusion by appeal to his idea of "preestablished harmony", and this is possible because he himself interprets this idea in two different ways.