Sentence examples for more benign interpretation from inspiring English sources

A more benign interpretation, she suggested, was mismatched life cycles.

But one longtime observer offered a more benign interpretation.

But it is possible to give the web of seemingly incriminating relationships a more benign interpretation.

Republicans offered a more benign interpretation of the call, portraying it as an informational query rather than a strong-arm tactic.

A more benign interpretation... is that it makes little rational sense for some of [these regions] to exist".

Because the questions suggest both more onerous views and more benign interpretations, it is really impossible to say with clarity exactly what the regulators are proposing to do.

Overall, the benignly trained group endorsed fewer negative interpretations and more benign interpretations and tended to report less negative emotional consequences compared with their endorsements at baseline, regardless of mode of presentation.

The benign training employed in the current study was broadly effective in that children receiving the benign training made significantly fewer negative interpretations of ambiguous events, more benign interpretations, and showed a trend to rate negative events as having less emotional impact from pre- to posttraining.

At least this is a more benign version….

Lawrence H. Meyer, a former Fed governor and now a senior adviser at Macroeconomic Advisers, a forecasting firm, said, "The Fed has a very benign interpretation about inflation, and the markets have a much more pessimistic view".

And the United States should push for a more stringent definition of the boundaries of Israel's more benign settlement blocs, based on limits developed in U.S. mediation efforts in recent years rather than on Israeli interpretation.