Sentence examples for interpretation to make from inspiring English sources
One M.T.A. official suggested that the union was stressing a negative interpretation to make the authority appear inflexible and help solidify support among moderate union members for a walkout should it come down to that.
1460-1535), blinded himself, by one interpretation, "to make the statement that whosoever beheld the pages of this book" — the Mongol "Book of Kings" — "even once would no longer wish to see anything else in this world" or else, by another theory, to avoid being forced to paint in an uncongenial way for the new conqueror of Herat.
The signatories agree, on this interpretation, to make it a matter of duty to realize the listed rights as soon and as far as resources permit.
Further, and as we have just seen, there are enough differences between the model-theoretic interpretation and the ordinary English interpretation to make us suspicious of any facile slide between the two (even if we didn't know that this slide would eventually lead us all the way to Skolem's Paradox).
Other authors have also identified that non-significant results in randomized controlled trials are subject to "spin" in their interpretation to make them seem more favorable.
And when they can develop their own reasons for modifying some of the ancient interpretations to make themselves part of the modern world, it really works.
It seems to be too early and too much of an over-interpretation to make such a conclusion with limited data as presented in Figure 6.
If the interpretation happens to make a sentence of the language state something true, then the interpretation is a model of the sentence (see the entry on model theory).
On the face of it, the two-objects interpretation seems to make better sense of Kant's view of transcendental freedom than the two-aspects interpretation.
These approaches were not mutually exclusive students used one or more interpretation approaches to make sense of phylogenetic representations.
Understanding its relationship to other statistical methods is important for comprehensibility, interpretation and to make best use of the methodology more generally.
