Sentence examples for interpretation made from inspiring English sources

We agreed that important facets of interpretive rigour are: how does the context of the research effect the interpretation made?

It sounds scientific, but it is an interpretation made after the fact".

Like many things in Islam, the "ruling" is merely an interpretation made by men, which has no real backing in the Qur'an.

It was a suitable foil for Elgar's Cello Concerto, and soloist Alban Gerhardt's unusually reflective interpretation made the contrast between the two works all the more striking.

In dissent, Justice Alito, writing for himself and Justices Thomas and Ginsburg, said that interpretation, made at some length, ignored other more plausible readings of the law.

There may have been a possibility that the technique of the Portuguese was marginalising Holland but that interpretation made little sense when the Dutch have stood so high in the world rankings.

This interpretation makes more sense.

Such an interpretation makes some sense.

Clearly the interpretation makes a big difference.

This interpretation makes two distinct errors.

The advocates say that the federal interpretation makes little sense.