Sentence examples for more positive interpretations from inspiring English sources

While 63 of 80 ER cores (79%) were scored similarly using each of the 3 antibodies, there were significant differences for others, with SP1 yielding more positive interpretations.

As David Rock explained in our workshop, many executive coaches borrow techniques from cognitive behavioral therapy, a form of therapy that teaches how to substitute more positive interpretations for negative and limiting patterns of perception.

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.

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.

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].

A more positive interpretation is also easy to envision.

Correct the move, substituting the other side's negative remarks with a more positive interpretation.

Substitute the other side's negative remarks with a more positive interpretation of your behavior.

– Correct the move, substituting the other side's negative remarks with a more positive interpretation of your behavior.

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.