Sentence examples for sensible interpretations from inspiring English sources

In The Times Book Review, Sergio Perosa praised its "great compositional skill, relying on the latest psychological findings, mingling narrative ease with sensible interpretations of the works".

In the interim, let's advocate for smart and sensible interpretations that help Google and relevant EU data protection authorities adhere to the decision's spirit: making it possible for the Jack or Jane in your neighbourhood to be defined by more than just outdated, misleading or inaccurate search results.

The O2‐binding properties of purified Hbs are difficult to interpret ecologically and consideration of the erythrocyte environment is critical to sensible interpretation of physiological traits.

To be critical is not the same as being anti-Islam – rather, it is to advocate for a rational, sensible interpretation of the religion.

It is not real to regard Uber as working 'for' the drivers... the only sensible interpretation is that the relationship is the other way around.

In the end, the only sensible interpretation of the concept is that it means additional to development aid that is already being offered, ie that countries would not reduce aid in order to meet climate finance commitments.

Because he doesn't know German, Crowley pieced together the book by comparing various English translations, deciding on the most readable and sensible interpretation of a given passage and then putting all of it in a new voice.

Her second response was to start a grass-roots group, One Million Moms for Gun Control, to press for more effective firearms legislation and for what she called "a sensible interpretation of the Second Amendment".

There are good reasons why values on a set of zero length ought not to affect the integral of a function the "rectangle" based on that set ought to have zero area in any sensible interpretation of such a statement.

The Associated Press has given a more nuanced and sensible interpretation of the slides, explaining that some Prism data is the product of warrants served on those companies, producing data from their servers that is delivered by file transfer, or disc in Google's case, and some is the result of apparent wholesale eavesdropping on internet fibre.

We emphasize here that, although one cannot distinguish between current-induced and clock-drift-induced contributions to a time shift using an isolated estimate, the only sensible interpretation of the linear trends shown in Figure 4c is that over the 6 day measurement period the clocks were drifting at a near-constant rate and the current was very nearly steady.