Sentence examples for interpretation out of a from inspiring English sources

Ten of the tests, which had a total of 300 participating, involved the astrologers picking the correct chart interpretation out of a number of others that were not the astrologically correct chart interpretation (usually three to five others).

In a 2000 dissent in an airplane crash case, for example, she chastised colleagues as stretching their legal interpretation out of "an understandable desire to provide the relatives" of victims a larger recovery.

1994 Interpretation Out of Contradiction: A World Music in the West Indies.

Falafel told me, "I see religion for what it really is: just a bluff," but he couldn't get the interpretation out of his head.

So there's no explicit message to be found and even if there was one, to state it as an absolute in a written interview would be stripping the "art" of interpretation out of the equation.

The 10-metre protected area around the mark and the stricter interpretation of deliberate out-of-bounds contributed to a breathless and buccaneering opening round.

The most powerful newspaper group in the country was – on the kindest interpretation – out of control.

But military and intelligence agencies have resisted changing the treaty's interpretation out of fear that it could complicate their operations abroad, although some also argue that the law of armed conflict trumps the accord in wartime situations.

If you don't want to make yourself look bad, you need to stick to the facts, stay constructive, and leave your interpretation out of it.

We agree that it makes sense to move the dynamical interpretation out of the results section as suggested.

"I will definitely be able to find positives in this game but I need to find out the interpretation of a couple of things," Biljon added.