Sentence examples for from any interpretation from inspiring English sources

When many whites referred to blacks in their speech, they hesitated to apply the noun to a person; instead of saying, "He's a black," they would say, "He's a black guy," as if the use of black as an adjective to modify guy somehow removed it from any interpretation as derogation.

"For 'The Soloist,' I was encouraged by [director] Joe Wright and Steve himself to completely depart from any interpretation of him, but you find that if you mine it a little bit you get a lot; it's like electroplating instead of solid gold.

First, EPA and the Army Corps of Engineers would be disabled from providing any interpretation of the language of the statute through regulations or guidance documents.

The CHOICE Act contains provisions that would prohibit the SEC from voting on any interpretation or guidance without conducting formal notice and comment.

However, in their analysis of lake-specific morphospace, where the angles of PCs were compared between lakes, differences did exist between Tanganyika and Victoria for total body shape on PC1 (i.e., Mmax), which makes any interpretation from the ordered-axis plots approach (i.e., combined morphospace) questionable for total body shape in these two assemblages (see Figure 3. in Young et al., [1]).

The novelty of my approach arises from the definition of probability, rather than from any distinct interpretation of biophysics.

It should be mentioned, that biased errors occurring from any wrong interpretation can be avoided only by very careful checking and proper training of the interpreters in the field.

Our study assessed only expert ratings and did not incorporate any interpretation data from the learners who generated the actual studies; such a comparison would have been most interesting but was unfortunately unavailable to us.

Thus, any interpretation that differed from the official one was necessarily "heretical" in the new, pejorative sense of the word.

Therefore, it is our view that attempts to draw any interpretations from such poor fits and inappropriate hypothesis would only lead one to erroneous conclusions.

The robustness analysis of three partitions of the dataset (NIST long-list, short-list and residual-list) is decisive: any interpretations drawn from the cloud landscape depicted in the analyses of the long- and residual-lists are essentially meaningless if applied to the general cloud ecosystem that these sample projects were drawn from.