Sentence examples for interpretations it from inspiring English sources

We have also been careful to say that the ToL if it is properly interpreted (though there are so many interpretations it is difficult to keep track) can be considered a regionalized hypothesis within the public goods hypothesis.

In the 20th century, since Lamarck's idea failed to be confirmed experimentally and the evidence commonly cited in its favour was given different interpretations, it became thoroughly discredited.

The record of a patient's crimes -- usually called "the official version" -- takes on an authority of its own, not just for its details, but also for the psychiatric interpretations it contains about those details.

Because standard errors of measurement are used in score interpretations, it is possible to easily create confidence intervals to interpret individual scores (Embretson, 1996).

Curiously, though this work evokes an abundance of emotions and interpretations, it is formally quite minimalist.

One of the interpretations, it appears, is that if socialism has gone awry somewhere, it is no longer socialism.

At its narrowest interpretation it refers to the linguistic analysis of literary texts.

On its best interpretation, it is far from suggesting an airy-fairy, visionary picture of divine raptures and illuminations.

The FA's interpretation, it later transpired, was incorrect.

This isn't an interpretation, it's a deification.

In my interpretation, it's to recruit people".