Sentence examples for totally interpreted from inspiring English sources

However, it immediately contradicts Tarski's theorem that such a totally interpreted language can exist.

Since (7) is satisfiable in a totally interpreted language, the first-order theory containing the sentences of (7) as axioms must be consistent.

It is easy to see that the third value, undefined, is essential to making things work: If Lγ had been a totally interpreted language (that is, a language with no undefined sentences), then Lγ would satisfy schema T, by (5) above.

Art DeGaetano, a professor of earth and atmospheric sciences at Cornell, said that its findings need not be interpreted as totally devastating.

The literature on mobile phones offers an example of the two opposite attitudes : it is interpreted as totally unconvincing by 'hard-line' scientists and as sufficient to guide action by activists who suspect that negative findings are simply the reflection of conflicts of interest and/or poor science.

"When the first album, Dry, came out in 1992 I was totally bemused by how people interpreted the lyrics.

If a woman makes a gesture, it is interpreted in a totally different way from a man making the same gesture.

The R 2 value varies from zero to 1; the upper limit 1 means that the model considers all experimental data, and the zero value can be interpreted to mean the model is totally wrong.

"…We think the judge is totally in error in the way he interpreted the law".

Could his utterance somehow be interpreted as true, or is it totally without truth value?

But most importantly, you need to know that often what you perceive as being assertive or helpful or understanding or empathetic may be interpreted in a room in a totally different way.