Sentence examples for preferred interpretation from inspiring English sources

The authors' preferred interpretation of the origin of the Australian zircons with diamonds was that the zircons grew deep within a thickened continental lithosphere more than 4.25 billion years ago before they were caught up in the relatively cool granitic magmas in continental crust.

This indicates that although the unidimensional construct is more internally consistent than the four-factor construct and thus preferred, interpretation of this instrument with respect to the four factors, especially with the subsample of drinkers, would not be entirely inappropriate.

In the world of wishing and waiting for Elizabeth, that may well be the preferred interpretation.

The preferred interpretation in Tulle, Nossiter writes, is that "no causal link be made" between the Resistance and the massacre.

Nevertheless, our preferred interpretation is that the shoals are regions more resistant to erosion during marine transgression.

The preferred interpretation of the result is that families with pro-social motives should be taxed less than those without pro-social motives.

The Japanese have also clung to distinct ways of speaking, interacting in the workplace, and showing each other respect, all of which have helped people to maintain harmony in many aspects of everyday life.Unfortunately, however, ever since they first opened to the West, anti-liberal Japanese leaders have preferred another interpretation of "Japanese spirit, western things".

I have no problem with you stating your preference and your reasons for preferring this interpretation, but do focus on this as one of multiple explanations and give fair treatment to multiple points of view.

Starbucks may prefer an interpretation of third-place-ness that is restricted to customer satisfaction, not civics.

The psychiatrist Anthony Storr agreed with Jung: "I prefer this interpretation of healing to those advanced by other schools of psychotherapy because I believe that it corresponds more closely to what actually takes place in long-term analytic psychotherapy".

He was subsequently derided for saying, "Who the hell wants to hear actors talk?" But I prefer the interpretation that no one wants to hear an actor talk offstage or offscreen.