Sentence examples for which we interpret from inspiring English sources

Mr. Kahneman's work describes the myriad ways in which we interpret information incorrectly or with bias.

It is all about our perception of unknowable facts and the way in which we interpret them.

Each time we have a sensory experience, a chemical reaction is triggered in the brain, which we interpret as emotion.

But what you always see is that the animal that's being attacked is the one making these vocalizations which we interpret as laughter.

It made me sad too, that the codes by which we interpret clothing are so entrenched, and that something away from the masculine norm can cause such an unexpected reaction.

It will be experienced as a different state of mind from which we interpret social interactions.

Rather, we must develop a "theory of mind" in light of which we interpret evidence underwriting our self-attributions.

Hence, hermeneutical phenomenology aims to make explicit the "inescapable frameworks" through which we interpret our experience (Taylor 1989).

These results suggest that argument-induced conflicts engender N400 effects, (which we interpret in terms of increased competition for the Actor role) whereas irresolvable conflicts elicit late positivities (which we interpret as reflecting well-formedness categorisation).

The two families had very different experiences with the system, which we interpret through the lens of empowerment theory.

Afterwards, we present a model through which we interpret the triangular relationships of discourse, conditions and policy.