Sentence examples for interpreted out of from inspiring English sources

This has led to the thoroughly sound observation that the business purpose test "may be... virtually interpreted out of existence, as it was in Weinberger".

Therefore, 3-D imaging may help to support a clinical diagnosis, but it should not be interpreted out of context.

(Although if the pesky guarantee of free exercise of religion can be interpreted out of all recognition, as was under way, they can dream). Let us give the Thought Police credit for persistence.

Roux dismissed the charges against the church, which he said had been "interpreted out of context".

According to Nick Dearden of Global Justice Now, however, these caveats risk being interpreted out of existence in investor courts.

In response, Armenian Deputy Foreign Minister Shavarsh Kocharyan stated that Sargsyan's words were "interpreted out of context".

Rev. Coffin went on to rebuff of those who would attempt to justify hateful speech and extreme conduct by referencing isolated portions of the Bible -— portions that are often selectively quoted and often interpreted out-of-context.

'Bokeh' itself is also a way to discuss the way a camera interprets out-of-focus light, which appears in many traditional photos (as well as the familiar Focus Features logo).

In addition, a speech in a minor language may be interpreted through a third language for lack of interpreters ("relay" interpreting) —for example, when interpreting out of Estonian into Maltese.

"Is that not what we should interpret out of this?" Mr. Bernanke responded that the Fed would "not actively seek" to raise inflation but if inflation and unemployment both rose above its targets, it could choose to reduce inflation more slowly in order to reduce unemployment more quickly.

She guessed that the whole thing was a clerical error of sorts the result of a policy reviewer who "saw something on the blog they interpreted as out-of-bounds from Google policy and took it down_._" The disastrous consequences probably stemmed from "just a stupid mistake," she said.