Sentence examples for negative interpretation of from inspiring English sources

"It's bad enough that there is already such a negative interpretation of this neighborhood".

Instead, he said, "We are against a negative interpretation of Jews and Judaism based on the passion of Jesus".

It said that it was surprised and disappointed by the negative interpretation of the graphic, because that was "categorically never our intention".

First is a negative interpretation of the trauma and the normal feelings that follow, for example believing that "nowhere is safe", "I attract disaster", or "I can't cope with stress".

Mazindol at all three doses (0.5, 1 and 2 mg/kg) significantly biased animals towards negative interpretation of the ambiguous cue.

The good news for him, at least in the primary, is that the media that are predisposed to pounce on every (other) word and offer the most negative interpretation of his every statement and performance appear to have zero influence among voters.

In particular, the study revealed that negative interpretations of social stimuli, increased self-focused attention, and negatively biased pre- and post-event processing differentiated high and low socially anxious adolescents.

For the moment, YouGov's first two post-budget polls leave us all dangling between the positive and negative interpretations of the chancellor's measures.

The findings imply that women may develop improved tolerance for menopausal flushing through challenging negative interpretations of the experience.

There is arguably an unintended mismatch between the positive and negative interpretations of Fletcher's behaviour, although also something heroic in the film's final apparent attempt to resolve this tension musically.

In general, results provide some support for cognitive models of obsessions and suggest that negative interpretations of intrusive thoughts may be causally related to symptoms of OCD.