Sentence examples for benign interpretation from inspiring English sources

There's no benign interpretation of this.

A more benign interpretation, she suggested, was mismatched life cycles.

But one longtime observer offered a more benign interpretation.

But why did Sir Christopher Rose give the most benign interpretation of events?

But it is possible to give the web of seemingly incriminating relationships a more benign interpretation.

Therefore, I wouldn't necessarily subscribe to the benign interpretation that no one is out to get at this person; I'd be keeping that as a working hypothesis.

Because the questions suggest both more onerous views and more benign interpretations, it is really impossible to say with clarity exactly what the regulators are proposing to do.

There were also less benign interpretations: an infatuation with the random and arbitrary; a desire to hedge bets; a refusal to commit to any point of view except negation.

Individuals high in the ICT belief domain were randomly assigned to one of two conditions: (a) a positive (n=38) condition in which scenarios about intrusive thoughts were repeatedly paired with benign interpretations; or (b) a control (n=39) condition in which scenarios about intrusive thoughts were paired with 50% benign and 50% threatening interpretations.

And if they didn't have any, then why wasn't that known beforehand?" In hindsight, both Dr. Kay and close allies of the White House say, too much weight was given to untested sources of human intelligence, and too little credence given to the possibility that satellite photographs and intercepted communications might have benign interpretations.

They recruited volunteers -- in this case, all non-brooders -- and "trained" them to make either negative or benign interpretations of ambiguous situations like the reunion.