Sentence examples for an optimistic interpretation from inspiring English sources
The Bush administration gave the July job numbers an optimistic interpretation.
That may be an optimistic interpretation, but others are almost too depressing to contemplate.
That is "dirty" as in down and dirty, and not as in thuggish — at least that is an optimistic interpretation.
Initial assessments of the potential for organic food systems have offered an optimistic interpretation of the progressive political and ethical characteristics involved.
Phooey, said local environmentalists and scientists: at best this was an optimistic interpretation of the satellite data, which do not reveal clearly whether the trees detected are native species, teak or indeed coffee bushes.
The certainty of experimental results based on observation, their role as principles of a scientific demonstration, and the facility with which natural philosophers could perform appropriate experiments or make relevant observations, led Pascal to an optimistic interpretation of scientific progress.
Perhaps those who still cling on to an excessively optimistic interpretation of the nature Trump's Muslim ban remain convinced that measures of this kind - even racist ones - are needed to keep America safe.
For some scenarios, the R&R strategy, particularly in bi-sex and female-only releases, led to elimination of competent vector (e.g., Figure S2B,C); however, we caution an overly optimistic interpretation of these results because on average, R&R releases were not as effective at reducing competent vector density as R&R/AP and AP releases.
A less optimistic interpretation might call Ocean's letter a cleverly staged performance.
