Pascoe interprets the facts differently, and she's very funny at projecting her frustration ("guys, don't you see … ?!") when we don't make the same leaps as her.
According to Alvarez Borland, this serves to "remind us that a claim to truth is not the property of any text; rather it is the result of how a historian (as a reader) interprets the facts".
How should we interpret the fact of our own temporality?
She notes, but doesn't interpret, the fact that her older brother, Gabe, after abruptly leaving the priesthood, is oblivious to the flirtations of girls.
Some people interpreted the fact that Donald Trump had met with Gore, the former Democratic Vice-President and veteran climate-change campaigner, as a sign that he might be rethinking the retrogressive views about environmental policy he expressed during the campaign.
"The BBC should not interpret the fact that we haven't said anything about the way licence fee funds are used as an indication that we are happy about it.
Now, you can interpret the fact that ACA didn't — at least according to both the S.E.C.'s and Goldman's accounts — ask Paulson directly in a lot of different ways.
E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet Now, you can interpret the fact that ACA didn't — at least according to both the S.E.C.'s and Goldman's accounts — ask Paulson directly in a lot of different ways.
Here is Helmut, "interpreting" the fact that he wasn't killed in the fire: If all my feelings had been wrong all this time, punishment would have overtaken us and Ebba and I would have fallen unconscious and been suffocated and never found our way to safety.
Ryan, in fact, was told Friday at a news conference that Jets fans might be interpreting the fact that there had not been a lot of pregame trash talk as an indication that the Jets would not play well against the Steelers.
