Sentence examples for be tempted to interpret from inspiring English sources
That word requires some clarification, because non-Buddhists will be tempted to interpret it as "nothingness".
Astute observers of politics might be tempted to interpret recent developments as indicators of a spike in negative racial attitudes.
Later, the Pentagon tweeted, Many will be tempted to interpret today's action as criticism of facility at Quantico.
You might be tempted to interpret this as the actual conversion rate falling between 15.7% and 20.3%, but that wouldn't be technically correct.
"Many will be tempted to interpret today's action as a criticism of the pretrial facility at Quantico," Jeh C. Johnson, the Pentagon's general counsel, said.
However, the network dynamics enables individual neurons to sustain a prolonged elevation in intracellular calcium levels at the time of the synchronized peaks, so that one can be tempted to interpret this effect as a CICR-like phenomenon.
Whilst it may be tempting to interpret the PLS regression coefficients as the "independent" contributions of age, period and cohort, it is more appropriate to view them as their "relative" importance in contribution.
It might be tempting to interpret these underidentified models as signs of insufficient power due to the rather small N of 72 provided by Browne et al. [ 1] but we think it would be more reasonable to see these underidentified models as artifacts of the limited variety of variables in the Browne et al. [ 1] data.
This dilemma can place researchers in a difficult position, as they have drafted the consent form in the first place, and it would be tempting to interpret the scope of the consent rather broadly, especially as contacting participants to gain additional consent ('re-consenting') can be a costly and time-consuming task that may also inconvenience research participants unnecessarily.
