Sentence examples for interpreting away from inspiring English sources

The White House counsel, Alberto Gonzales, defended the order on this Op-Ed page by denying or interpreting away its most offensive provisions.

And just as well, 'cause there's a lot that needs interpreting away.

Since then, he said, many of the desegregation policies have been "repealed or interpreted away, or died of little use".

The symbolic and mythic language of scripture, like the constantly shifting and never-repeated self-disclosures that are cosmos and soul, cannot be interpreted away with reason's strictures.

But based on the present data we have to be careful not to go too far away in interpreting the results.

While these IV estimates do not suffer from bias due to direct reverse causation, we shy away from interpreting them as causal effects.

If they pass laws which are violations of human rights, it's easier for everyone if our judges interpret the conflict away.

He was what he was - a very complex personality, but I don't think one has to over-interpret his passing away.

But near the end of Thursday's concert, when he recited an abridged version of the lyrics for "The Man That Got Away," interpreted as Ira's elegy for George, whom he survived by 46 years, the concept made perfect — and poignant — sense.

We interpret the movements away from this first location as indication of better labour market conditions and/or better amenities or quality of life.

Like the study by Fisher and Ford (1947), most empirical studies interpret all deviations away from strictly the neutral expectation as evidence of natural selection without addressing the issue of agency.