Sentence examples for read in the light of from inspiring English sources

Always the language used in an opinion must be read in the light of the issues presented.

When parliament passed the HRA, it made clear that all previous legislation would be read in the light of the HRA unless it was impossible to do so.

This is not very reassuring to those who believe in evidence-based medicine when read in the light of standard 10.10.21, which says you should "use effective homeopathy".

This conclusion was reached from a construction of the act when read in the light of other legislation of Congress upon the subject of interstate transportation of liquor.

At another moment, she suggests that her novels should be thought of as being in the tradition of the Victorian realist or social novel, and should be read in the light of objective facts, rather than subjective experience.

This conclusion is reached in view of the language of the statute, read in the light of its main purpose to secure the right of multiplying copies of the work,—a right which is the special creation of the statute.

Greg Crowley is reading In the Light of What We Know for the second time, and shared: Beautifully paced writing with a finely balanced structure.

Taking the order as it reads in the light of the fact that it was procured and written by a broker for an absent principal, who, on its receipt, might or might not be able or willing to fill it, we are convinced that it means that the order is taken subject to acceptance by the seller, when it should reach it in Australia.

The novel, read today in the light of García Márquez's current gradual loss of memory, can also be seen as a work of uncanny prescience.

Students need to be encouraged to read books in the light of their historical setting, but especially in comparison with their literary predecessors.

It does not strike me reading them, in the light of the judge's rulings and his factual findings, that any of them involved an error of law.