Sentence examples for merely an interpretation from inspiring English sources

Like many things in Islam, the "ruling" is merely an interpretation made by men, which has no real backing in the Qur'an.

Although Friday's opinion tried to assure the justices in Washington that it was merely an interpretation of state law, some legal experts said they might not be persuaded.

Here's a taste from the second preface Nietzsche wrote to it: "The unconscious disguise of physiological needs under the cloaks of the objective, ideal, purely spiritual goes to frightening lengths – and often I have asked myself whether, taking a large view, philosophy has not been merely an interpretation of the body, and a misunderstanding of the body".

Don't get me wrong -- that last sentence wasn't a prediction, instead merely an interpretation of how Clinton sees things right now.

O.K. just an interpretation.

Therefore, within the DTSBN framework, the treatment and recognition of object parts requires no additional training, but merely a particular interpretation of the tree/subtree structure.

Above all, they are not familiar with the Italian-American culinary world, which they frequently perceive as merely a derivative interpretation of Italian food rather than a long and rich tradition.

As a writer there's no way I could know who said what and when, so I have merely attempted to write an interpretation based upon 20 years of documentation.

The phrase "a condition on x" for a formula in which x is free is merely suggestive; relative to an interpretation, such a formula does impose a condition on x.

However, if other scientists believe an interpretation is merely spin, then it will be blocked by peer review.

In a similar way, when I look at the spiritual and religious beliefs to be featured on Oprah's network I see humanity reaching beyond a merely matter-based interpretation of life towards a more spiritual ideal - often with great faith that doing so can make a difference.