Sentence examples for a mere interpretation from inspiring English sources

The obituary is not the period on the sentence of existence, but a mere interpretation.

It would be salutary perhaps to reintroduce the old phrase once used to describe an original approach to a character: "a creation", rather than a mere interpretation.

They are not taught to investigate the difference between what is moral and what is not, what is right and what is wrong, but are instead given an answer that mandates a one-size-fits-all mentality, the belief that what they are being taught is the simplest form of the truth, rather than a mere interpretation.

This epistemological, "model-bound" approach is, in our view, much more fruitful than the mere interpretation of isolated evidence a posteriori; and it naturally promotes integration among different fieldwork studies, since the focus is displaced from the putative advantages and disadvantages of a given kind of data toward the testing of hypothesis related to evolutionary processes.

This cable is the mere interpretation of one individual.

Finally, results that reveal difficulties in the mere interpretation of mutations assayed from double-strand genomes are derived.

On the other hand, it has been suggested that the enactment of a statute by Parliament in the face of an adverse report by the PCMR should be taken as a "mere disagreement over the interpretation of the Constitution and thus should not foreclose judicial review".

This view of the conduct book, and of Thoughts in particular, questions the earlier interpretation of the genre as a mere tool of ideological indoctrination, an interpretation that grew out of criticism influenced by theorists such as Michel Foucault.

For instance, the ability of 3n1 and 3n2 constructs to show population level oscillations is biologically interesting, but unfortunately remains a mere observation with a speculative interpretation.

Here we understand it as a mere mathematical device without any physical interpretation: Given a Hilbert space vector, an operator and its eigenvalues, the algorithm tells us how to calculate new numbers (which have the properties of probabilities).

What the example suggests is that the correct theory of legal interpretation is not a mere matter of philosophical semantics: issues about political legitimacy about the conditions under which the exercise of coercive power by courts can be justified must inform theories of legal interpretation, and such considerations may even trump considerations of semantics.