Sentence examples similar to interpreting success from inspiring English sources

Still the optimists insist there's more than one way to interpret success.

We constantly want to interpret success as having clear drivers.

The flip side is how these two mindsets interpret success.

He said, "The way in which we've been conditioned to interpret success is the acquisition of things, social status and monetary gain.

This incongruity can be attributed to the fact that the students may have considered intellectual abilities common to all populations, interpreting the success of a civilization as determined by the attainment of specific socio-cultural conditions in a certain historical period.

When you see someone who seems successful, you assume and interpret that success through your own filters.

The absence of root resorption was interpreted as success criterion in most studies, therefore, in contrast to high survival figures, the success of deciduous teeth was lower.

He reports activity on his screen that I interpret as success.

These frames shape how we understand the world and have a deep impact on how we interpret individual success.

It seems increasingly hard to find jobs that speak to the spirit and validate a hugely expensive education and contribute meaningfully to society and grant the tokens of outward achievement through which, unfortunately, we often come to interpret our success.

For MSNBC, which has interpreted the success of Mr. Olbermann's rants against the Bush administration and other Republican targets as cause to turn its evening programming further to the left, Ms. Maddow has been a relatively easy fit.