Sentence examples for prefer interpreting from inspiring English sources

The contract, Tenzing and Mitra say, restricts his other activities, and they prefer interpreting it strictly, more strictly, it seems, than is necessary.

Access, surely, is friendship translated into financial terms – a concept so alien to most of us that we prefer to interpret the sight of influence into terms we do understand, such as sexual thrall or blackmail.

A majority of people prefer to interpret history as the unfolding of a supernatural design, to whose author we owe obedience.

The Daily Mail's Jan Moir dismissed Allen's tears in the video as "patronising and self-indulgent", although some might prefer to interpret her distress as something called empathy.

Some might characterize my parents' casual attitude as neglect, but I prefer to interpret it as a refusal to shield their offspring from the realities of twentieth-century life.

I prefer to interpret it as the latter.

We prefer to interpret this as evidence of increased computational confidence among the pupils; however, heightened perception of adult incompetence cannot be ruled out.

Thus, in this paper, we prefer to interpret and refer to Veselý's technology as a refined hierarchical model rather than a convolutional model.

This is probably the reason why many authors in political consulting prefer to interpret the problem in the sense of a collective goods issue.

Because these assumptions may be incorrect, we prefer to interpret high χ2 values as indicators of regions on the chromosome that appear unusual and demand further scrutiny.

Because we prefer to interpret the data conservatively, we have not reported this "quantitative" data.