Sentence examples for interprets itself in from inspiring English sources

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".

It is included in order to control for these influences while testing for treatment effects, rather than to be interpreted in itself.

Anchor-based methods require an independent measure that is valid, that can be interpreted in itself, and that correlates, at least moderately, with the instrument being explored [ 33].

And perhaps Murray Cutler interprets it in a third way?

McKinley's theme is "hard meets soft" which he interprets in neoprene and plastic gym attire.

I think — and I know Sarah [Cameron Sunde], our director, feels — that this is a play that allows itself to be interpreted in a lot of different ways.

The relation of making probable, itself, can be interpreted in many different ways.

Data visualisation can take many other forms, just as data itself can be interpreted in many different ways.

The dendrogram by itself cannot be interpreted in terms of intensity profiles.

Another complicating factor is that problem-based learning is unlikely to be suitable for every online module, course or educational programme since these are far from homogenous and online education itself has been interpreted in many different ways.

But those seemingly simple words have been interpreted in vastly different ways in the State Capitol.