This should be a liberating invitation for us to have vibrant, lively, and enlightening conversation about each of our stories: why we resonate with them, why we interpret them the way we do, what truths we can learn from them, and why they are relevant.
"I don't really understand why Labor interpreted it that way," O'Shanassy said.
Sometime in the future someone will start questioning why we interpreted something as a wall.
He is likely to be asked why he interpreted Diamond's memo the way he did and whether or not he had asked Diamond for guidance.
Pathologists would have to plead their case to their peers and to the patient, defending their diagnosis and why they interpreted a biopsy the way they did.
Can you help me understand why you interpreted it differently?" From there, the goal is to make sure that you're using the same data, and exchange advice on how to approach these situations differently in the future.
The German government should establish a historical commission, like the one that investigated the conduct of the foreign office under National Socialism, to determine why jurists interpreted the law so narrowly that thousands of Grönings escaped any form of retribution, however belated and inadequate.
Coders examined each other's responses and resolved discrepancies by coming to consensus through discussion of why they interpreted the data the way they did.
In the case of character, why not interpret a segment of a speech in which a politician outlines their accomplishments and their record as an ethotic argument which seeks to establish the conclusion that they are of strong and honest character (and should, therefore, be supported in an election campaign)?
Why not interpret the stock market from the point of view of my personal life?
