Sentence examples for peculiar interpretation from inspiring English sources
His is a most peculiar interpretation of ongoing negotiations between the EU and the United States.
Kiscaden, who owns a coal mine in Kentucky, had an equally peculiar interpretation of history.
One minute I'm recalling the sensation of being up on his shoulders, the next I'm attacking his peculiar interpretation of Kant?
"To go with his peculiar interpretation of making a decision that was deemed to be both unlawful and an abuse of power, Gove chooses to add an unpleasant whiff of eau-de-gloat, picking out the following for our delectation: 'No-one should gain false hope from this decision'".
Granted that an arbitrary model can interpret a formula like Ω x) in a peculiar manner—how can a model satisfy all of the axioms of set theory while still maintaining this peculiar interpretation?
This peculiar interpretation enables to avoid any explicit interpolation of the solution between different grids and to compute grid velocities so that the Geometric Conservation Law is automatically fulfilled also for connectivity changes.
But the DRIs pertain only to single-nutrient consumption, and their application to composite formulae can result in peculiar interpretations.
The secretary of state, who is authorized by law to issue binding interpretations of the election code,rejected this peculiar reading of the statutes.
Just when peculiar apocalyptic interpretations of the ancient Mayan calendar were about to thrust you into the media frenzy sure to come in 2012, some knuckleheads cut in front of you by predicting the return of Jesus on May 21 , 2011
While this form of explanation is not without problems (see Bennett 1984, §56), it is not obvious that these problems are peculiar to collectivist interpretations of the state.
Yet, the pattern of Carnap's and Lewis's proposals conforms to the pattern of a definition in the narrow sense and not to the peculiar pattern of indirect interpretation that Carnap (1939) envisioned for the interpretation of theoretical terms.
