Sentence examples for grim interpretation from inspiring English sources
The South African minister of health, Aaron Motsoaledi, gives a grim interpretation of what that means for his country when he spoke to the Guardian earlier this month: "Health budgets will break because of the cost of amputations, artificial limbs, wheelchairs and cardiac surgery".
The day that June's job numbers came out, meanwhile, Nassim Taleb, principal of Universa Investments and author of 'The Black Swan,' offered a far more grim interpretation of what was transpiring, though one relatively consistent with what he had said in the past.
Its interpretation of this grim theme is even more all-encompassing than I had remembered, though.
"If my interpretation is bleak and grim," he writes, "and even if it overstates the case slightly, that is intentional.
By labeling Obamacare's individual mandate a tax, Roberts set a "grim" precedent, the editors wrote: "an infinitely elastic and dangerous interpretation of the taxing power".
And it was the interpretation of Mr. Winkler's statements that kept jurors grim-faced and on the edge of their seats in the trial before Justice Carol Berkman.
In an era when many a stone-faced MC was mumbling "Keep it real" to champion a grim, steely detachment from their surroundings, De La scored with a different interpretation.
Well, my interpretation of it is that the lyric is referring to the grim future under a Labour government.
But what makes his latest book a truly grim read is the relentlessly mean-spirited tone, together with some of the more troubling interpretations and asides.
