Sentence examples for honest interpretation from inspiring English sources

"Now I think that a reasonably honest interpretation of the Qu'ran does not end up with jihadism.

In response to the investigation, he released a statement saying the claim was "made properly and based on my honest interpretation of the Ipsa regulations".

"We are used to seeing drug use in an urban environment but this is an honest interpretation of the atmosphere in which I grew up.

Had the case been heard in America, The Times would have argued that its characterization was an honest interpretation of what Mr. White himself had said and did not show a reckless disregard for the truth.

The sequinned leotard doesn't hurt, of course, but it's her wide-eyed expression and honest interpretation of a song — rock or ballad — that really draws the audience to her.

More so than most football players, he starts sentences about himself with "I don't want to say this" and "Don't quote me on this, but — " Over several weeks of pestering, however, I eventually get from him what I take to be an honest interpretation of his career.

"Obviously, as with all religious texts, there is room for interpretation, but an honest reading will conclude that a holy war of aggression is not generally sanctioned, prayer alone is valid.

According to the scholar Qasim Rashid, taking any religious text out of its historical and spiritual context will not result in an "honest legal interpretation".

What we can't fail to understand is that the Roberts Court, after nearly a decade, has solidified into a business-friendly tribunal that all too often gives short shrift to honest constitutional interpretation, individual liberties and equality.

Had McCain really known what he was talking about on Friday, he might also have acknowledged that an honest textual interpretation of the Constitution means not only embracing the 1789 document "the way our founding fathers envisioned," but also embracing the Amendments passed over the last 200 years that have made our Constitution the document all Americans can celebrate today.

As for the "violent" verses from the Qur'an that are cited by both extremists and critics--honest legal interpretation abhors quoting an excerpt as a means to understand the full law.