Sentence examples for defensible interpretation from inspiring English sources

A greater share of blame for the tragedy was thus shifted to Tonio's covetous meddling, a defensible interpretation if not explicitly the composer's intent.

While most commentators regard Kierkegaard's view to be that sin is what separates human beings absolutely from God, thereby lending weight to the view that Kierkegaard endorses a particularly dour version of Christianity, a more defensible interpretation is that it is the transcendent God's capacity to forgive the unforgivable that marks the absolute difference.

Rather, her aides said today, the documents show that she based her actions on sometimes narrow but legally defensible interpretations of the law.

This view takes it that (i) the target of a first-order theory of law is existing legal practice and (ii) these theories succeed to the extent that they offer a defensible constructive interpretation (in Dworkin's sense) of that practice.

This is a defensible, but not a universal, interpretation.

The data in C do not support an interpretation in which there is defensible characteristic 'length scale' for inter-stimulus distances.

If Schmitt's conception of sovereignty is to be defensible, it must therefore be given a democratic interpretation.

Unfortunately, the key word "ge" is highly ambiguous, so both interpretations of this phrase (and others besides) are completely defensible.

"This was reading the law in the most defensible way".

Were our actions defensible?

Often, Jaimini's interpretation is contrasted with that of Badari; in such cases, Badarayana sometimes supports Badari's view and sometimes regards both as defensible.