Sentence examples for instead of interpreting the from inspiring English sources

Instead of interpreting the paintings as arch commentary, she thought that he was speaking to the company's mission.

During this study, we noted that instead of interpreting the strength of correlation as an evaluation indicator, it would be better to consider it as different characteristics that depend on the applications.

Instead of interpreting the mystical feeling of communion as an esoteric union with God, Schleiermacher explicates it as a general awareness that is attuned to the invisible coherence of things (Dilthey 1924b, 295).

Instead of interpreting the infectious oral flora of dragons as either beneficial to the lizards or as a byproduct of feeding on mammals and carrion, the model proposes that bacteria spread epidemically among lizard mouths via prey that escape an initial attack.

For the purpose of this study, chapter headings were used instead of interpreting the individual questions according to criteria since it was felt to be more objective.

This approach reduces the dimensionality of the problem; instead of interpreting the expression patterns of thousands of genes, discrete groups of genes can be categorized in a variety of ways.

"We were focused more on the true Native American aspect instead of interpreting this artificial version that was a mash-up of make believe and [stereotypes]," Depp said, "and that became the way they've been represented in film for 100 years or more".

Instead of interpreting this old saying as a cynical statement, you can also take it literally and start building a network of "parents" to increase your chance of success.

However, instead of interpreting this finding as an indication that Oskar protein and other germ plasm components are required for the posterior localization of these RNAs, the authors interpret this finding that these novel mRNAs hitchhiked with osk mRNA to the posterior or that oskar mRNA could recruit and stabilize minus ends at the posterior thereby enabling localization of these novel mRNAs.

The greater part of modern theatre music suffers from the mistake of seeking to repeat the scenes passing on the stage, instead of fulfilling its own proper mission of interpreting the attitudes of the persons represented.

A German-Italian composer, Ferruccio Busoni, wrote in 1906: The greater part of modern theatre music suffers from the mistake of seeking to repeat the scenes passing on the stage, instead of fulfilling its own proper mission of interpreting the attitudes of the persons represented.