Sentence examples for strange interpretation from inspiring English sources

To cast Bolivia and other developing nations that are already suffering the brunt of climate change as playing the "role of spoiler" in Copenhagen climate talks last year is a strange interpretation of events.

Before Mr. Koizumi's speech on Friday, Singapore, which was occupied by Japanese forces during World War II, released a statement criticizing the Japanese government's endorsement of junior high school textbooks that "approve this rather strange interpretation of the Pacific War in Asia".

And the considerably shorter book that preceded it, "The End of the Road," is a darkly funny and strange interpretation of the university-campus novel, a kind of American spiritual cousin to "Lucky Jim," with a dash of mock-existentialism and parody of Ayn Rand-style mid-century narcissism.

First of all, from a historic standpoint, this is a very strange interpretation of Islam.

Whether Xenophon believed that there was gambling happening at the event, or whether he simply had a strange interpretation of how the tournament was run – there was a $25 entrance fee, with a top prize of $1,500 available – is unclear.

Each of those results also contradict the predictions of a grid cell to place cell model, despite the strange interpretation of the data made in that paper.

The appallingly named How to Dress Well, aka Tom Krell, makes haunted, lo-fi R&B jams that usually feature strange interpretations of classic pop hits.

"We'll keep on giving very strange interpretations and saying, 'This athlete is mentally tough; this athlete isn't.' These aren't sensible because we're talking generally about a machine that needs to be understood".

We might not be able to test observables which are exactly orthogonal or exactly alike in different tests, but it would be a somewhat strange HV interpretation that asserts that such components do not exist (see Cabello 1999 in Other Internet Resources).

Canadian lawyers find this interpretation strange to the point of suspicion.

A No 10 spokesman said of the Telegraph report: "This is a strange and inaccurate interpretation of the PM's comments".