Sentence examples for interpret this view from inspiring English sources

It is tempting to interpret this view as an appeal to a kind of fallacy of composition; just as someone who is both good and an author is not necessarily a good author, so too something that is both mentally asserted and vocally uttered is not necessarily "said" (asserted with utterance).

A natural way to interpret this point of view is to contrast it with the standpoint of theoretical reason.

We interpret this as supporting the view that segments carry prosodic domain information.

The authors interpret this finding as supporting the view that Craigslist's entry was akin to a random event.

How do the authors interpret this change in FVC in view of the fact that there was no significant change in forced expiratory volume in 1 sec (FEV1)?

But the RS GCSE changes, announced in February, had included the assertion that the new GCSE "will fulfil the entirety of the state's RE duties" and schools would interpret this to mean non-religious views need not be included in teaching.

Their condition just prior to a race is up-to-date and if you take the time to observe them, you'll be able to use your senses to help interpret this condition for each horse viewed.

As our center does not have a palliative care unit, our results should be interpreted from this view.

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.

He pointed to "Times Square, Crossroads of the World," on an eight-foot panel interpreting the view from the Observation Deck of the Empire State Building.

As he interprets the view, it would follow that intuitive cognitions cannot guarantee their own certitude: sensory illusions and the possibility of a deceptive God preclude this.