Sentence examples for most obvious interpretation from inspiring English sources

The most obvious interpretation is that Ibsen is questioning those who think visionaries can really make a difference.

The word 'temp' becomes a riddling motif and though she resists its most obvious interpretation, mounting debt drags her quest back down to earth.

See generally NLRB v. Wentworth Institute, 515 F.2d 555, 555 (CA197575) ("[P]erhaps the most obvious, interpretation of the rejection of the House exclusion would be that Congress meant to include nonprofit organizations [within the scope of the Act]"); Sherman & Black, The Labor Board and the Private Nonprofit Employer: A Critical Examination of the Board's Worthy Cause Exemption, 83 Harv.L.Rev.

Covalent binding is the most obvious interpretation of these data.

The most obvious interpretation of the Princeton result was that CP symmetry was violated.

The next two are puzzle cases where the most obvious interpretation of contractualism seems to yield implausible results.

"Part of the joy of the relationship the designer has with the director is working through the most obvious interpretations together, finding the deep stuff within the work and responding to that".

The author quotes the director Brian De Palma — "There is just something about a woman and a knife" — and then wonders, "But what is that something?" without once considering the most obvious, phallic interpretation.

The first model, the ICP0-ICP4 Interference Model, is the most intuitively obvious interpretation and may reflect the mental model that many readers have invoked up to this point in the manuscript to make sense of the results.

The most obvious example is a car.

However the allegations against Mr. Biden play out politically or in the press, the boundaries of personal space will always remain somewhat fluid and, except in the most obvious cases, open to interpretation.