Sentence examples for interpreted or understood from inspiring English sources

Yet as the book progresses it becomes difficult to trust that these visions will come to anything; that her mean life will ever be interpreted or understood.

Dr. Chimonas said she would encourage physicians and their professional groups "to think about how all the information that is coming out is going to be interpreted or understood by the public".

Many of the stencils that Keizer paints every night — while dressed in shorts and, despite the summer heat, a hooded sweatshirt to help conceal his identity — do not spell out a clear message and are not always easily interpreted or understood by those passing by.

The committee review provided an opportunity to involve two other individuals with expertise working with the SA community, and who had greater understanding of medical terms and how they may be interpreted or understood by the target population.

In Truth and Method, Gadamer redeploys the notion of our prior hermeneutical situatedness as it is worked out in more particular fashion in Heidegger's Being and Time (first published in 1927) in terms of the 'fore-structures' of understanding, that is, in terms of the anticipatory structures that allow what is to be interpreted or understood to be grasped in a preliminary fashion.

"It's very difficult to read or interpret or understand what is going on.

Furthermore, ethnographic studies are well suited for learning and advancing thinking of how unexpected situations in nursing practice are interpreted, experienced or understood [ 27].

It concluded that violence has no place in Islam and provided the basis for a fatwa (a religious opinion on how questions related to Islamic law should be understood, interpreted or applied) that forbids verbal and physical violence in the educational system.

Sketch (yes, no): This feature includes both sketches contained in the item formulations, which have to be read, interpreted, and/or understood for correctly solving the items or sketches as part of the respondents' answers.

Novels, Edward Mendelson writes, should be interpreted and understood from a personal point of view, and not just historically, thematically or analytically.

You create your art in a solitary environment, and then you put it out into a world where you have no control over how it is interpreted, understood, or received.