Sentence examples for interpreted optimistically from inspiring English sources

Everything is interpreted optimistically: "He's just a boy, a sweet little boy".

Accordingly we find [science] interpreted optimistically and embraced as a substitute for the religion they were born in, by a multitude of our contemporaries... who are dissatisfied with what seemed to them the harshness and irrationality of the orthodox Christian scheme".

According to Mr Nikovic, the dramatic fall in armed robberies, car thefts and criminal shooting incidents that has followed the change of regime should not be interpreted too optimistically.

Massive stimulus spending has added enormously to the deficit, but the only result has been suspect figures that, if interpreted most optimistically, show that the UK's economy has essentially flatlined after incurring a sharp contraction in economic output during the height of the global financial crisis.

Gardner and Doyle, perhaps rather optimistically, interpreted the results of the three expert evaluations as two in favour of the photographs' authenticity and one against.

Another potential explanation about observed association of greater expectations being related with improved outcomes is that patients with higher preintervention expectations interpreted their gains more optimistically and participated more intensely in their rehabilitation process, which in turn may affect their recovery, as suggested by some studies [ 8, 47].

The oil firms optimistically interpret the delay as meaning that they are winning their argument against paying more tax.

Hence, we should be careful not to optimistically interpret Cronbach's alpha when there are random responses.

Patients may have interpreted the information they received optimistically.

Cox (2002) reported that patients interpreted the wording of information sheets optimistically, for example, the words 'study'new'ew', or 'American' treatment were taken to mean 'better' than conventional treatments.

Financial markets interpreted the data, which were much better than anticipated, optimistically.