Sentence examples for ridiculous interpretation from inspiring English sources

"It's a ridiculous interpretation of the law," said Terry Mutchler, executive director of the open-records office.

He called any effort to read more into Ms. Norton's comments "a ridiculous interpretation of what's in her heart".

At his news conference on Thursday, President-elect Bush defended Ms. Norton, and said criticism of these statements was a "ridiculous interpretation of what's in her heart".

Responding to a question at a news conference today, Mr. Bush called the article, and subsequent criticism by civil rights groups, "just a ridiculous interpretation of what's in her heart".

But the Lib Dem leader said this was a "completely ridiculous" interpretation.

That the trading of physical commodities is outside the purview of Dodd-Frank/Volcker -- a totally ludicrous and ridiculous interpretation hatched up by the mega-banks and their lobbyists to permit them to continue the profitable wave of proprietary trading in physical commodities at our expense and cost.

But Robert Fishman, the tourism authority's chief executive, called the suit "a patently ridiculous and inappropriate interpretation" of the law.

Sale chief executive Steve Diamond said: "I find it difficult that at 10 of Gloucester's scrums, we give 10 penalties away which sounds pretty ridiculous and the interpretation of that is difficult.

However, that interpretation is ridiculous, says Claire Enders of Enders Analysis, an independent research firm.

If you have watched the series and not encountered such readings of it, you may assume that these interpretations are ridiculous.

But the loopiest examples of president-boosting such as a T-shirted youth movement called "Going Together"—so far seem more ridiculous than sinister.The more opresident-boosting suchns do not quite hold waser either, especially in Chechnya, where Mr Putin unfortunately shows no shortage of decisiveness—along with ill-disguised contempt for European peacemongers.