Sentence examples for interpretation thoughts from inspiring English sources

The story helps me to pause, to take a moment to let myself be disturbed without rushing into all the devices I use to avoid the moment: interpretation, thoughts of fixing or blaming, grasping for explanations of cause and effect, all these familiar things I can use to avoid the experience of what my heart actually needs the most-to cry cleanly.

Writing reflected the interpretation and thoughts of the researcher and her openness to all forms of language.

Chief among these ideas are the interpretation of thought and meaning as forms of purposive behaviour, the interpretation of knowledge as an evaluative procedure in which normative and descriptive materials are integrally related, and the interpretation of the logic of scientific inquiry as a norm of intelligent conduct in human affairs.

The practice of sitting meditation is expanded to emphasize the perception of body sensations as simply sensations (as opposed to interpretations and thoughts about sensations, e.g. catastrophizing).

Eventually he subscribed to Hegelian thought and in his Geschichte der neueren Philosophie, 10 vol. (1852 93; "History of Recent Philosophy"), offered new interpretations of thought from René Descartes (17th century) to Arthur Schopenhauer (19th century).

This latter period, the golden age of Islamic scholarship, was largely a period of translation and interpretation of Classical thoughts and their adaptation to Islamic theology and philosophy.

In "At the Zoo," one of the stories in Caitlin Horrocks's impressively sharp first book, a little boy recalls his grandfather's interpretation of mouse thoughts: "I'm small!

One early 20th Century tradition of Galileo scholarship used to divvy up Galileo's work into three or four parts: (1) his physics, (2) his astronomy, and (3) his methodology, which could include his method of Biblical interpretation and his thoughts about the nature of proof or demonstration.

This study evaluated an adaptation of a Cognitive Bias Modification-Interpretation (CBM-I) procedure designed to shift interpretations of intrusive thoughts related to beliefs about the Importance and Control of Thoughts (ICT).

Furthermore, a new interpretation on the thought of partition is illuminated from the perspective of the variance ratio function.

Dysfunctional interpretations of intrusive thoughts are implicated in the etiology and maintenance of Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD).