Sentence examples similar to construing significance from inspiring English sources

The undecidable sentences provided by Gödel's proofs are (if written out) extremely complicated formulas with no intuitive significance, construed only for the purposes of the incompleteness proofs.

However, if we reconstrue incommensurability in terms of difficulty rather than impossibility (Martens & Matheson 2006), semantic incommensurability so construed has operational significance for the prudential account.

Not only does the Constitution deal with matters of great practical significance, but it is very hard to amend, which magnifies the consequences of judicial decisions construing it.

It was construing a federal statute.

Likewise, our previous cases construing Rev.Stat.

There are different ways of construing the dream argument.

Renaissance Drama is an annual publication dedicated to the investigation of traditional canons of drama, as well as to the exploration of the significance of performance, broadly construed, in early modern cultures.

The Establishment Clause, as construed by this Court, unquestionably has independent significance; its function is not wholly auxiliary to the Free Exercise Clause.

(It is nowadays common also to use 'illocute' as a verb meaning 'to perform a speech act.') Austin's reason for using 'force' begins with the observation that, construed as a bit of observable behavior, the communicative significance of an act may be underdetermined by what has been said or observably done.

The biological significance of sMer and sCD163 in SLE can be construed as due to at least two mechanisms.

Thus, how speakers/writers use language to "construe reality and enact social relationships" (Webster 2009: 1) may actually have more significance than what structural forms they use.