Sentence examples for interpret his argument from inspiring English sources
Now, notice that if that's the way we interpret his argument, harmony no longer works as a counterexample.
But I want to focus on the quote above regarding consumers and their tolerance for higher prices.I'm not quite sure how to interpret his argument.
So Vanderhook, not ready to quit, summoned Erik Cha, a pitcher of Korean descent, to interpret his argument.
I will propose a reading of Kant's "empirical realism" and "transcendental idealism" which aligns Kant's thought with some contemporary epistemological and semantic notions, and I will use that reading to interpret his arguments in two passages from the "Dialectic" of the Critique of Pure Reason (the "Fourth Paralogism" and the "First Antinomy").
Some who have responded to Putnam have interpreted his argument as a refutation of skepticism; other respondents have interpreted the argument as having a considerably more modest (metaphysical) conclusion: that I am not a brain in a vat.
Seeking a public intellectual of their own, some black atheists have claimed the astrophysicist Neil deGrasse Tyson, interpreting his arguments against teaching intelligent design in the classroom to be an endorsement of atheism.
When we read Hume's arguments in these terms, not only does this alter the way we understand his general theory of responsibility, it also changes the way that we interpret his core arguments relating specifically to the free will debate (i.e. as presented in the two sections titled "Of liberty and necessity").
Interpreting his parents' arguments about whether to throw out old newspapers in world-historical terms can be problematic.
(translated, Sleigh 1990, 112) Although how to best interpret Leibniz's arguments for the ideality of exact shape — and indeed how to best interpret his admittedly paradoxical conclusion — remains open for debate, the general idea here seems clear enough.
We might interpret one of his arguments as having the following structure.
Tesla fanatics may interpret my argument as saying that he does not deserve recognition for his vital work – and nothing could be further from the truth.
