Sentence examples for mild interpretation from inspiring English sources

The UOIF's Mr Breze now says the law should be respected, while calling for a mild interpretation, to allow a modest head-covering.

His milder interpretation changed the tenor of the ballet.

He smiled, and offered a milder interpretation, of generational conflict.

This air of brisk, contented authority sets the tone and pace, rather as if Ms. Plimpton were calling a square dance, for David Warren's affable, mild-mannered interpretation of Harold Brighouse's 1915 comedy of middle-class Victorianism.

Her air of brisk, contented authority sets the tone and pace, rather as if she were calling a square dance, for David Warren's affable, mild-mannered interpretation of this comedy of Victorian class consciousness.

For a moment or two we groped for a milder, less terrifying interpretation — perhaps he meant "historical irrelevance"?

Although interpretation of mild abnormalities in brain images is sometimes difficult, our Study Group contains a specialist with long experience in paediatric neurology and brain imaging.

Mild CAD on visual interpretation was defined as lumen diameter narrowing <50%, and significant CAD as the presence of any luminal stenosis ≥50%.

Although this finding may arise from lack of statistical power, another possible interpretation is that mild hypotension in the course of fluid removal may not reduce the probability of renal recovery in patients who survive.

The difference between the two methods in the range of 10-270 mg/L was slightly larger than could be explained by the inherent imprecision of the assays, but the clinical interpretation would be mild-moderate elevations with both the in-clinic and the reference method.

Applications to pitting corrosion of mild steel has led to new interpretations of pit data and new interpretations for the probability distributions associated with maximum probable pit depth.