Sentence examples for an interpretation would offer from inspiring English sources

This leaves us wondering whether it is right to ignore semantic information if such an interpretation would offer a more accurate representation of the clause; a curious dilemma for functional linguists but one we hope to resolve at least partially in this paper.

In example (15), it is unclear from the context whether the process of agreeing was something processed verbally or only cognitively for example, and so either interpretation would offer a representative analysis of the clause.

The dreamscapes of Magritte and De Chirico redirected his 1930s work – Blue House on the Shore is lovely and disquieting, seemingly conjured in a reverie; while one oil, Nocturnal Landscape, seemed so Freudian that Nash said its interpretation would offer "jam for the psycho boys".

Based on that list, a psychologist would offer a qualitative interpretation of their personality dynamics.

Such a test would offer many advantages.

Moreover, such an interpretation of the judiciary's authority would render Section 5 a virtual nullity, and would offer none of the protections that Congress sought to achieve in enacting the statute.

We would offer a different interpretation, one that Olavo Amaral in fact offered in a letter responding to the Moffitt-Melchior commentary.

Shahîd argues that, while the text would offer a strong case for Philip's Christianity either way, the former interpretation is more plausible.

I would offer a third alternative.

We would offer caution in the design and interpretation of studies when conducted in strains with limited immune responses.

Such a strict interpretation would make human society impossible.