Sentence examples for more positive interpretation from inspiring English sources

Hannan took on as many interviews as he could, to put across a more positive interpretation of events, but he often found himself under hostile questioning.

A more positive interpretation is that America voted with enthusiasm, but with strings attached -- strings ensuring that neither man strayed too far from the middle.

But Frances Curran (no relation), the former Scottish Socialist party MSP who stood against Margaret Curran in the 2008 byelection – both lost to the SNP's John Mason – offers a more positive interpretation.

In a 2010 study, we showed that if you help people to develop a more positive interpretation of situations – more like those used by the rest of the population – this reduces their tendency to worry".

A more positive interpretation would be that the ineffectual attempts to destroy Ukip show the growing fragility of the carefully crafted management of what is sometimes called "the national conversation".

Steven Milunovich of Merrill Lynch had a more positive interpretation of the results, which came at the end of Carly Fiorina's first four quarters as president and chief executive.

Within-group differences were also apparent: positive CBM-I training produced more positive interpretations than negative interpretations, with the reverse being true for negative CBM-I training.

Contrary to prediction, results demonstrated that participants in the Positive CBM-I condition evidenced a significant shift towards more positive interpretations of target scenarios, irrespective of OC status.

Paralleling adult findings, we and others have found in three independent samples that adolescents who received positive CBM-I endorsed more positive interpretations and fewer negative interpretations of new ambiguous material than those who received negative CBM-I [ 15– 17].

These differences were evident on a well-used test of interpretation bias [ 24] where, positively-trained adolescents endorsed more positive but fewer negative interpretations of new ambiguous material than adolescents in the negative training condition.

Participants randomly assigned to the Positive condition evidenced a change in interpretation bias towards more positive and less negative OC-relevant interpretations following CBM-I compared to participants assigned to the Control condition.