Sentence examples for a selective interpretation from inspiring English sources

But it is also a selective interpretation of events.

It's nothing like the early days of the revolution when neighborhood vigilantes would torment those they deemed immodest under a selective interpretation of the Islamic principle of "commanding the good and forbidding the evil".

Or will they elect unsullied rapture for "Zero Dark Thirty" and either ignore or come up with a selective interpretation of its policy implications?

Even now, though outraged at the excesses that led to the current financial crisis, they are deeply cynical about the spending, bailouts and interventions that form the government's response.Yet the mythology is based on a selective interpretation of history.

A communist regime in crisis would probably find it impossible to resist the temptation of playing the nationalist card more aggressively somewhere in its neighbourhood, building on decades of indoctrination, a selective interpretation of the recent past and a narrative of 150 years of national humiliation.

It looks like an unelected quango is gearing up to impose foreign financial sanctions, by utilising unelected bankers to decline payments to foreign jurisdictions, based on a selective interpretation of the unelected CPS' Guidelines on the OPA, drafted in collaboration with unelected film censors at the BBFC.

Imagery-based CBM-I represents a relatively new approach to traditional CBM-I techniques and is being increasingly adopted as a means of altering selective interpretation.

This decision codified one aspect of a much broader and still selective interpretation of obscenity laws -- an issue that is still with as network censors who operate under the sanitized idea of "standards and practices" try to cleanse the airwaves of images and ideas deemed objectionable and offensive.

Research seeking to directly alter patterns of selective interpretation supports the presence of a causal relationship between this cognitive bias and emotional vulnerability.

We argue that any threshold criterion leading to the selective interpretation of some relationships from a pool of investigated ones will face the same problem (see also Ioannidis 2008).

While the pattern of effects observed on measures of selective interpretation were entirely consistent with the Ambiguity Resolution Account of interpretive bias acquisition, the present study revealed no evidence of systematic differences in mood across the four experimental conditions.