Sentence examples for be perfectly interpreted from inspiring English sources
Each mechanism or event we have discussed, although it may sometimes appear ad hoc, can be perfectly interpreted as the result of chance and natural selection and not the consequence of something that was planned.
Most politicians interpreting data from "School A and School B B" were perfectly capable of interpreting the information correctly.
That must be perfectly acceptable.
Can one be perfectly rational and perfectly morally good?
Preachers are perfectly free to interpret and apply Scripture as they see fit, speak out on moral and ethical issues of the day, and urge good citizenship practices, such as registering voters and encouraging them to vote.
It would have been perfectly reasonable to interpret it as meaning that the Catholics were right all along.
After all, our study showed the politicians were perfectly capable of interpreting information, when the politicians did not hold any strong prior attitudes toward the issue at hand.
Finally, the mind is perfectly capable of interpreting a fast-forward year, or decade, as something other than a frittering away of opportunities for self-improvement.
In fact, the marriage theories that exclude the family dimension obviously do not apply to the Chinese situation and therefore are unlikely to perfectly interpret the practice of remarriage in China.
"The open magnet was an entrepreneurial phenomenon," said Dr. Froelich, adding that some radiologists insist that lower-field magnets, if used and interpreted properly, are perfectly adequate.
