Sentence examples for have it interpretations from inspiring English sources

The following themes were included: experiences with risk of cardiovascular disease (what is it like to have it?); interpretations of risk of cardiovascular disease (what is it?), risk negotiations (what did the GP say to you about it, how did you respond, what did you tell your family and friends, and how did they respond?).

Underneath, this interpretation has it, the two presidents still understand each other and get along fine.The truth probably lies somewhere in between.

The interpretation has it that these natural light propositions are in no way subject to doubt, unlike ordinary clearly and distinctly perceivable truths.

Another interpretation has it that the church, with a withered tree placed before it, is an anti-Catholic symbol, and that those who follow it will fall following a blind leader as do the men in the ditch.

That's the traditional interpretation of having it all.

As many a legal contract has it, in the section headed "interpretation": "words importing the masculine gender include the feminine".

It has its own artistic interpretation".

If sentences like 42(a) have maximalized interpretations, it follows that the mud that was removed was all the mud in the ditch.

One of Mr. Orozco's best-known images, it has invited varied interpretations — it's about technology gone batty, about consumerism, about French national amour-propre.

Observers have different interpretations of what it would mean if Mr Chavez misses his inauguration on Thursday.

In addition, three other SMEs commented that the Korean translation of the OHIP-14 asks about symptoms that overlap significantly with systemic illnesses such as depression, so it could potentially have diverse interpretations.