Sentence examples for consists in interpreting from inspiring English sources

It consists in interpreting the current conflicts from 'our point of view,' in the light of a confrontation between the Arab-Muslim world and our supposed 'civilized' world.

The solution consists in interpreting nature after a social analogy.

The therapy itself essentially consisted in me interpreting my family dynamics, but the results weren't there.

As shown in Fig.  1, the first step in frequently applied approaches to describing landscape mosaics often consists of interpreting human environmental interactions in a local context allowing the translation of land cover into land use information (step A1).

An important future step would consist in complementing and interpreting this data-driven view with that of epistemologists and historians of science, as briefly outlined in the conclusions.

It is an implication of Herder's thesis that meaning consists in word-usage that interpretation essentially and fundamentally requires pinning down an interpreted subject's word-usages, and thereby his meanings.

It also consists in Edwards' extension of typology, the practice of interpreting things, persons, or events (the "type") as symbols or prefigurations of future realities (the "antitype").

Semantic power is that knowledge of which enables the competent hearer to interpret the word, and this, for the Naiyāyikas, consists in the word's standing for an object.

A further possible step consists in appealing to mereology (i.e., the theory of parts and wholes) and interpreting the class of sportsmen as a collective (mereological) set.

One apparently straightforward approach consists in applying the 'intentional stance' to groups, i.e., in making groups' status as intentional subjects dependent on whether their behavior can be interpreted as intentional (cf. Tollefsen 2002a, 2002b).

It consists in part of the arts.