Sentence examples for just interpretations from inspiring English sources

After all they are just interpretations.

Written just three years before Porter's death, this seems a just interpretation of the light-infused, chromatically glowing, seemingly untroubled idylls of gentrified country life on Long Island or in Maine that are his staple.

And vital to the enterprise was rhythm: the exact placements of downbeats, the just interpretation of even the most skimming motif, the glorious understanding of Brahms's cross-meters, the tightness that was responsible for the continuity and that came from the certainty.

As long as a just interpretation (adaptation vs. deficit) of FA alterations is not known, reluctance in supplementing is warranted.

A browser has no means to infer such interpretations by just reading the plain unstructured text available in a web page.

Psychologists have shown just how interpretations of memories can alter future behavior.

We hope that we can learn about our own histories and communities in the classroom, not just conservative interpretations of the United States.

For those who literally track presidential remarks point for point, I invite you to look at Politifact, and judge for yourself whether the points are seriously wrong, or just different interpretations.

Just another interpretation.

It was just the interpretation that each side saw differently.

Foxcatcher is, necessarily, just an interpretation – albeit an assiduously researched and considered one.