Sentence examples for interprets itself from inspiring English sources
While I don't want to retell the entire novel - especially since it interprets itself quite well - I do want to comment on Ford's style, which makes great use of paradox.
In 1964, in a series of lectures on America's founding documents, starting with the Mayflower Compact, the political scientist Willmoore Kendall theorized that "the nascent society that interprets itself in the Compact is in some sense a religious, more specifically a Christian, society, which calls God in as witness to its act of founding".
However, if tRID does not equal rRID, the tag interprets itself as an arriving tag.
If so, the tag interprets itself as a staying tag and directly changes its variable, isResponsible, to 1.
Concerning the claim that pure wave mechanics interprets itself by way of a metatheorem that Everett proved, on even a broad understanding of what might count as such a metatheorem, there is nothing answering to DeWitt's description in either the long or short versions of Everett's thesis.
He first encountered America through its movies, and here he examines the way the country has both interpreted itself for the rest of the world, and has in turn been half-understood by countries on which its huge footprint has strayed.
The z-map is either visually interpreted itself or further processed to generate a "score" representing the likelihood of the AD pattern [14, 15].
The American legal experience seems to show, however, that no set of laws can interpret itself with an eye to complex situations that are unforeseeable when laws are framed.
The more you read it, the more you'll realize that the Bible helps you interpret itself!
Amy Mullin explains that medicalized pregnancy "involves interpreting pregnancy itself as a disruption to health that necessarily requires expert medical intervention, and thinking of pregnancy as primarily about health and illness" (Mullin 2005, 54).
It is included in order to control for these influences while testing for treatment effects, rather than to be interpreted in itself.
