Sentence examples for rather interpretation from inspiring English sources

Much of this reporting is not necessary an attempt at deception, but rather interpretation of available facts in a way that differs from the mainstream.

Rather, interpretation of lactate alone is a better discriminator between bacterial and nonbacterial meningitis than conventional tests.

(The gesture had a rather different interpretation in Roman times).

They miss the meaning, producing a rather comic interpretation.

Theatre, rather, suggests interpretation by private convention or, even, private un- or non-conventional rules.

It all amounted to a rather desiccated interpretation of a spin doctor's job – dry-spin.

The problems with this paper run deeper than the authors' rather creative interpretation of the results.

Better to focus on "the laws of literary history" — on explanation, rather than interpretation.

And the Bureau, said its director John J. Bellizzi, had a rather different interpretation of the Public Health Law.

Their rather charitable interpretation was that since the kidnappers were demanding money they had to be criminals.

He might not have addressed Klinsmann's comments directly, but Bradley's retort leaves itself open to rather intriguing interpretation.