Sentence examples for history interpreting from inspiring English sources

(Back in the day, Jean-Francois Revel nailed this kind of mindset - "the democracies are making their usual mistakes: ignoring even recent history, interpreting the facts in the way most favourable to Moscow, the way the Kremlin wants them to choose").

Kenwrick assesses the likelihood of an inherited cause by studying the family's genetic tree and medical history, interpreting existing pathology or genetic reports from cancer patients in the family, and offering genetic tests if particular genes seem to be the likely culprits.

This history interprets our modern, wired lives as a legacy of the anti-establishment counterculture.

"Rome and Rhetoric: Shakespeare's 'Julius Caesar' " is about Roman history interpreted and reinterpreted by Shakespeare, largely through the four principal characters in "Julius Caesar".

A professor of American religious history interprets the speech as a sermon on the origins and paradoxes of the Civil War; its great theme is that God has his own purposes and knows them better than humans do.

Furthermore, the mechanical viscoelastic response of the substrate was investigated under similar strain histories interpreting the results at the light of the substrate deformational characteristics and evaluating its influence.

Insofar as histories interpret rather than explain, there appears to be no way to escape a relativism that would qualify, if not altogether subvert, any claim that histories are true.

Evolutionary histories, interpreted in the context of whole genome duplication events and analysis of gene structures, provide additional verification for the classification of the soybean HD-Zip genes.

Diagnosing requires a thorough medical history and interpreting the test results within that context; generalists may lack the time to do a complete history, especially under the pressures of managed care.

What's new in Richard Panek's? His innovation is a striking thesis about "invisibility": Einstein and Freud did not revolutionize intellectual history by interpreting evidence as good scientists are supposed to.

Having veterans of high elective office on the court, he said in an interview, "would give texture to what are otherwise some rather flat and sterile academic debates" over questions like what use to make of legislative history in interpreting statutes.