Sentence examples for selective interpretation from inspiring English sources
While the pattern of effects observed on measures of selective interpretation were entirely consistent with the Ambiguity Resolution Account of interpretive bias acquisition, the present study revealed no evidence of systematic differences in mood across the four experimental conditions.
But it is also a selective interpretation of events.
This is made plausible, in his eyes, through the selective interpretation of science, for example in relation to the effects of certain pesticides on bees.
Innocent Gentillet condemned it in 1576 as diabolical, and via Gentillet's selective interpretation Machiavelli became known throughout 16th-century Europe as the ultimate evil pragmatist.
Or will they elect unsullied rapture for "Zero Dark Thirty" and either ignore or come up with a selective interpretation of its policy implications?
I argued for a selective interpretation of geographical patterns in allozyme frequencies but did not discuss the possible roles of historical events and gene flow.
On the other floors, though, the Americans' selective interpretations look fantastic.
I wrote a 23-page "Foreword" to the Festschrift -- offering selective interpretations on (1) Darwin's Evolution Theory, (2) Peirce's Scientific Logic, (3) Founding of Chicago Pragmatism, and (4) Rise of Chicago Sociology.
But heritage can nevertheless be seen as a manufactured product, cobbled together from ingredients such as history and hindsight, knocked into shape with the help of colourful, oft nostalgic, anecdotes and selective interpretations.
The selective interpretations of a few stolen e-mails can't change the fact that sea levels are rising, glaciers are melting and weather is becoming more extreme or that the hottest 10 years on record have all occurred since 1990.
Both the narratives of a "riot" and a "pogrom" are selective interpretations -- and experiences -- of the violence of 1991, as these narrative frames became lived realities for many Crown Heights residents.
