Sentence examples for interpreted positively from inspiring English sources

"The big picture here is that we've gone from a period where every piece of information was shrugged off or interpreted positively, to one where information is shrugged off if it's positive or else interpreted negatively".

"It is being interpreted positively that they've stopped the downturn," Kurt Brunner, portfolio manager at the Swarthmore Group in Philadelphia, said.

Edwards was unhappy with Wales' first 40 minutes, but claimed the statistics could be interpreted positively.

The main business of the summit, focusing on the regulatory agenda, is also being interpreted positively by some.

In addition, education may influence evolution acceptance indirectly by creating a context in which knowledge of evolution is interpreted positively.

In their study of a sample of British consumers, Banister and Hogg (2004) found that many consumers wore safe clothing items (e.g., simple clothes, which would be interpreted positively) to avoid censure rather than risky items.

Camus interprets positively the formality of music, its lack of discursivity and the abstraction of its relation to the world of flesh (see also his early essay in Camus 1935 1936), features that the latter Merleau-Ponty interprets negatively; but, in the end, the existentialist writers do not give music any detailed consideration.

One important theme in Lessons is restriction of the child, a theme which has been interpreted both positively and negatively by critics.

We have interpreted this positively given the prevailing diagnostic challenges and lack of other diagnostic options within this subgroup.

Although some individuals interpreted it positively, it still remained an undesired experience: "I don't think it is a punishment, and I don't think it's a way to transcend oneself.

You could say a phrase in a positive tone and someone would interpret it positively, while saying the same thing in a harsh tone would lead to a negative interpretation.