Sentence examples for decent interpretation from inspiring English sources
Tiramisu was a decent interpretation of this dessert of little range — light, fluffy and full of creamy layers under a sprinkling of espresso powder.
The EPs were affordable, featured decent interpretations of Duke Ellington and Sidney Bechet, and had great covers, too.
Not only does it typically steer away from original ideas, but it also has a habit of taking decent interpretations of bad ideas and crushing them down into lowest-common-denominator landfill.
Exclusion of migrant domestic workers from the host country's legislative safeguards – labour laws and occupational health and safety provisions – leaves the workers defenceless and entirely dependent on individual employers' interpretations of decent living and working conditions.
Some Nahda people argue that many Salafists are decent Tunisians who have merely adopted a more rigorous interpretation of Islam.
Other terms used in the SAQ may also have been open to varied interpretations such as "lifestyle", "motivation" "stressful" and "decent housing".
This view of homology as decent from common ancestry with modification is in direct analogy to the interpretation of evolution at the gene level in constructing gene families.
And that isn't an interpretation of Romney's ideas by the biased "mainstream media" out to smear a decent man's reputation.
Decent conversationalist.
