Sentence examples for a just interpretation from inspiring English sources

Written just three years before Porter's death, this seems a just interpretation of the light-infused, chromatically glowing, seemingly untroubled idylls of gentrified country life on Long Island or in Maine that are his staple.

As long as a just interpretation (adaptation vs. deficit) of FA alterations is not known, reluctance in supplementing is warranted.

Whenever the true conception of the nature of this government is once conceded, no real difficulty will arise in the just interpretation of its powers.

Since postmodernists believe that there are no facts in any case, just interpretations, law courts neatly exemplify their view of the world.

After all they are just interpretations.

We can't actually go ahead and derive this equation of the wave function squared, because no one ever derived it, it's just an interpretation, but it's an interpretation that works essentially perfectly.

Foxcatcher is, necessarily, just an interpretation – albeit an assiduously researched and considered one.

In states like Arizona, though, the California Rule (which is just an interpretation of the Contract Clause) is overlaid on an even stricter interpretation of their Pension Clause, which makes pension modifications with retroactive components well-nigh impossible.

But it wants to become a more real-time lens on the world rather than just an interpretation of it through people's words.

"Some of the text says it needs to be a clear and obvious mistake by the referee; if it's a yellow card it's not clear and obvious because it's just an interpretation.

One possible reconstruction for all of this, and this is just an interpretation put out by some scholars, accepted by some, rejected by a whole lot of others.