Sentence examples for interpretation points from inspiring English sources
No one cooperated more enthusiastically than the Giants and the Redskins, with the Patriots and the Jets coming in second by virtue of lower artistic interpretation points.
With these features of Hume's position established, the classical interpretation points to Hume's remarks concerning the social utility of rewards and punishments and the way in which they depend on the principles of necessity.
Such an interpretation points towards the opposite direction of causality, i.e. that thoughts about change precede the stressing of any particular arguments.
Further discussion and interpretation points, for the three main principle themes follow: Women collectively appeared to question their sense of mastery in the world, and the foundations upon which they build their lives following their stillbirth experiences.
But Lady Kennedy, chair of the select committee, slapped down his legal interpretation, pointing out that the president of the German constitutional court stated two years ago that "EU law is accorded primacy over national law".
Were he to take on the Taliban now, that deal would obviously break down, threatening to bring high levels of violence back to Punjab.Mr Sharif rejects that interpretation, pointing to Taliban attacks in Rawalpindi, a city in Punjab.
From an exploration and interpretation point of view, the Bohai Bay Basin is a mature basin.
His rivals in the ANC bitterly reject that interpretation, pointing to a hillside covered with new homes built by the municipality.
Washington Post Blogger, Ezra Klein, takes a more therapeutic interpretation, pointing to a caustic op-ed in Politico to argue that Silver threatens the very existence of pundits, since the success of his models make their opinions an antiquated information source.
Hintikka and Remes have powerfully argued for this interpretation, pointing out, for example, that Pappus seems to distinguish between 'akolouthôn'concomitantsnts') and 'epomena', which does appear to mean 'consequents' here (1974, ch. 2; 89-91).
A different interpretation pointed out by Türkoğlu et al. (2015) is that a fluid source might control the conductivity of these lower-crustal areas, which are possibly related to the paleo-tectonic events (e.g., subduction, delamination).
