Sentence examples similar to endorse interpretation from inspiring English sources

True-life horror stories endorse that interpretation.

Many philosophers would hesitate to endorse this interpretation of what is going on in The Apology.

Although Burley does not explicitly endorse either interpretation, he is not exactly neutral on the matter.

However, if one is going to endorse the interpretation that Spinoza allows that all minds are conscious to some degree or another, then they may have another opening for the ideae idearum interpretation.

Although most judges and lawyers endorse that interpretation, the Supreme Court, in its controversial five-to-four decision in District of Columbia v. Heller, rejected that understanding of the text.

Cognitive Bias Modification of Interpretations (CBM-I) studies of adults show that by training individuals to endorse benign interpretations of ambiguous situations can improve anxious mood-states particularly in response towards stress.

The Georgia Department of Education endorsed the interpretation.

But three days later Attorney General John Ashcroft wrote a letter to the National Rifle Association endorsing an interpretation of the Second Amendment that could in fact gut existing gun laws.

Mr Meles claims it has endorsed his interpretation of the word withdrawal (that Eritrea must get out of all areas occupied since May 1998).

After Quality King rejected that contention, the United States reconsidered its position, and it now endorses the interpretation of the §109(a) phrase "lawfully made under this title" I would adopt.

Martin endorses that interpretation in the opening sentence of his biography, where he flatly defines García Márquez, encyclopedia style, as "the best-known writer to have emerged from the 'third world' and the best known exponent of a literary style, 'magical realism,' which has proved astonishingly productive in other developing countries".