Sentence examples for interpret the facts from inspiring English sources
Others interpret the facts differently: reservations don't seem to work.
The mayor also said that because Police Commissioner Raymond W. Kelly has "great judgment," he believed he would interpret the facts in this case correctly.
"We regret that we cannot agree with your belief, but we must interpret the facts as we see them, without regard to personal considerations," the medical examiner wrote.
This would afford the judge a wholly unconstitutional power to interpret the facts and how they relate to the final verdict and would disempower the jury to a very great degree.
The skills of the attorneys are also displayed at the time of summation, especially in a jury trial, when their versions of what the jury has heard may persuade the jury to interpret the facts to the benefit of the side that is most persuasive.
It turns out, when we read a story, we're concerned about how others, less educated or enlightened than ourselves, will interpret the facts.
She notes, but doesn't interpret, the fact that her older brother, Gabe, after abruptly leaving the priesthood, is oblivious to the flirtations of girls.
"The BBC should not interpret the fact that we haven't said anything about the way licence fee funds are used as an indication that we are happy about it.
Now, you can interpret the fact that ACA didn't — at least according to both the S.E.C.'s and Goldman's accounts — ask Paulson directly in a lot of different ways.
E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet Now, you can interpret the fact that ACA didn't — at least according to both the S.E.C.'s and Goldman's accounts — ask Paulson directly in a lot of different ways.
