Sentence examples for we were to interpret from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, if we were to interpret classical theory only in realistic terms, it would lose a large number of its requisites of democraticity, revealing conditions of government of the community of a basically authoritarian type.

The inference would be valid only if we were to interpret 'feature of the situation' so broadly that any possible explanatory fact can count as a feature of the situation.

If we were to interpret episodes of phase synchronization in the real data with a duration greater than 10 s as reflecting physiological interaction between the fetal and maternal cardiac systems then one might conclude that such interaction occurs persistently during the 2nd and 3rd trimester of pregnancy.

QUESTION FROM RUBY: My children are homeschooled, i teach them myself, and the values i teach them are conservative, especially when it comes to how we are to interpret the constitution — as you say judicial restraint as opposed to judicial activism — don't you believe it is important to imbue our children with the traditional values that support the Constitution?

Against this background, Aquinas asks how we are to interpret the divine names.

This has obvious connections to the issue of how we are to interpret the ontology of merely effective physical descriptions.

But if we are to interpret Rodowick charitably, he could be implying that ontology at least partly determines appropriate appreciation; even if a digital photograph can look just like an analog photograph, its (known) digital status affects which of its perceptible features are aesthetically relevant and how we appropriately engage with them.

In brief: Chad is a "luxury real estate agent" from Tulsa, Oklahoma, which I guess we are to interpret as, "has once crashed a jet ski".

If a man--a stranger--says, "How are you this morning?" or "Have a nice evening" to a woman--a stranger--on the street, we're to interpret this as sexual harassment?

Tools such as meta-analysis are essential if we are to interpret the vast number of completed studies in cancer epidemiology.

It is clear from the severity of the bottleneck that further work is required to investigate the nature of the selective forces surrounding transmission, if we are to interpret the fitness consequences for HIV-1 in the newly infected individual.