Sentence examples for massive interpretations from inspiring English sources

Jackson criticised Florida's controversial stand-your-ground law, which he said "lends itself to massive interpretations because it is so subjective.

Obama's remarks were echoed by Jesse Jackson, who told the Guardian in a video interview on Friday that "the stand-your-ground law lends itself to massive interpretations because it is so subjective.

A massive interpretation work is needed to reconstruct the inherent technological evolution.

Obviously, this wording leaves room for massive interpretation, giving government departments carte blanche to conjure up any myriad of excuses to explain why they must delay the release of documents.

Still, current high-throughput sequencing efforts and the concomitant need for massive interpretation of protein sequence variants will demand for more efficient and/or accurate computational methods in the forthcoming years.

"Oh, we're all of us prone to a massive over-interpretation of the things that we see," said Marc D. Hauser, professor of psychology and evolutionary biology at Harvard University and author of "Moral Minds".

Despite this, a major limitation involves the interpretation of massive amounts of microarray data.

Such demand will soon result in large-scale clinical sequence datasets requiring massive data analysis and interpretation at reimbursable cost points thereby producing a technological barrier and price-limiting step of clinical genome usage [ 3, 4].

The bearded troubadour has vocal power and a massive range, and his soulful interpretations, which evoke Sam Cooke as much as George Jones, give this decidedly traditional album of down-on-his-luck country songs a fresh and exciting twist.

It was a light, individual interpretation of a massive court style.

It was always a massive idealised, demonised or lionised  interpretation of an event.