Sentence examples for interpretation which seems from inspiring English sources

So is Mr. Sher's interpretation, which seems to take place in both a well-scrubbed, modest sitting room and a fairy-tale forest.

James's interpretation, which seems embarrassingly facile to me, is that if you haven't found a thing after searching for a decade and a half, that can only mean that it isn't there to find.

Ms. Petrou's report deals with what the law and regulations could mean — under her interpretation, which seems close to the Sifma line (although Ms. Petrou speaks only for herself).

We are aware of this possible interpretation of results which seems however unlikely given that a number of corticosteroids, ACTH, or IL1-RA exerted the same effects.

The video is credited as a "visual interpretation of Tyler's mind," which seems likes a pretty crazy (yet awesome) place to be.

Martin Elliott regards his Tennis Girl as his "photographic interpretation of the saucy seaside postcard", which seems about right.

Which seems a fair interpretation of the film, except that Friedkin doesn't agree: "It's not very violent," he protests.

These trials could be evidence for 'detection without localisation', which seems key to interpretations of radiologists using 'gist' or a global signal.

The only restriction to the model is the imposition of increasing monotonicity in consumption, which seems a minimum requirement for meaningful interpretation and policy analysis.

There are two interpretations of what Aristotle meant by this, one of which seems compatible with modern science and the other not.

This may be influenced by vague terminology within the 'fair dealing' provision in the copyright legislation, which seems to leave it open to individual interpretation.