Sentence examples for bogus interpretation from inspiring English sources
We tend to assume the problem was not witches but something else: economic rivalries run amuck, PTSD caused by brutal border wars, even the favored but apparently entirely bogus interpretation suggesting moldy bread gave the accusers LSD-type hallucinations.
As for exposing the bogus interpretation provided by the Chamber of Commerce, the National Association of Manufacturers, and various Republican fat cats, all we need do is cite actual figures from the U.S. Department of Commerce.
I gently suggested a while back that mathematics seemed to have more layers than what meets the eye, but one critic ridiculed this as a bogus apologetic for Christianity, an interpretation that mystified me.
But Roberts sided with the Court's four-Justice minority in holding that the government's cosmically expansive interpretation of the Commerce Clause was bogus.
(A deeper interpretation might be that personal contact and bogus emotional catharsis really are important elements of how power is deployed and negotiated in Hollywood, leading film stars, who are mostly pretty canny, to misinterpret how things work elsewhere).
"Bogus" is a word with many appealing applications when commenting on business and politics, and English courts are generous in their interpretation of jurisdiction.
BOGUS: counterfeit, spurious, sham.
