Sentence examples for interpretation with which from inspiring English sources

Her sentences frequently end with, "Do you know what I mean?", but I very seldom do, so I tend to have a stab and suggest an interpretation, with which she usually concurs.

Lawyers for the Media Fund have said they believe that it complies with the law because it does not expressly advocate the defeat or election of a candidate, an interpretation with which Republican lawyers disagree.

It takes Destroyer's Wikipedia entry a grand total of two sentences to mention that their albums "can sound markedly distinct from one another", while more than one critic has compared Bejar's songwriting to standup comedy, but that's not an interpretation with which Bejar seems terribly enamoured.

The revival of Democritean atomism was the work of the ambiguous Epicureo-Christian thinker Pierre Gassendi (1592 1655), who not only made his contemporaries better acquainted with atomism but also succeeded in divesting it of the materialistic interpretation with which it was hereditarily infected.

Furthermore, it is an interpretation with which nearly all physicists and philosophers now agree.

We have also canvassed a variety of philosophical interpretations of mass-energy equivalence some of which go beyond the minimal interpretation with which we began.

This court more than occasionally affirms statutory, and even constitutional, interpretations with which it disagrees.

Placing your assertion regarding my artwork in that context, I take it that you are drawing a parallel between the "motifs or meanings" you detect in my artwork and the theological truths and interpretations with which Groys' "fundamentalist" is unconcerned.

Though I have many reservations about Thomas Jefferson, I much prefer his 18th-century view of constitutional interpretation to that with which Justice Scalia would like to saddle us in the 21st.

But it was his mathematics-obsessed Count von Count, modelled on Bela Lugosi's interpretation of Count Dracula, with which he became most closely associated.

The relatively rare recourse to the exception within patent legislation could be entrenched in a textual TRIPS interpretation, in accord with which the recognition of such a privilege to farmers might prejudice the legitimate interests of the monopoly holders under Article 27 (Watal [2000]).