Sentence examples for fictitious interpretation from inspiring English sources
Islamophobes inevitably claim otherwise, but they do so based on a completely fictitious interpretation of events.
"There can be little question about the meaning of the word 'release' in the context of imprisonment," Justice Kennedy said, adding that the law's reference to "the day the person is released" suggested a "strict temporal interpretation, not some fictitious or constructive earlier time".
An empirical solution of the addressed problem was provided in [19], based on an interpretation of the external predictor as an empirical distribution constructed from fictitious data.
The narrator of "The Interpretation of Murder" (even the title is glibly expedient) is the fledgling, fictitious analyst Dr. Stratham Younger.
These ranged from Biblical interpretations to a Sunday school primer to humorous essays by a fictitious St. Hereticus.
We gave a fictitious example where there was no evidence of a relevant difference between treatments A and B. The correct interpretation is that the uncertainty in estimating the effect of A is too large to make us take the slightly better point estimate very serious, and we should attribute this slight superiority to the lack of precision.
(Names used are fictitious).
I play fictitious characters often solving fictitious problems.
