Sentence examples for tempted to interpret from inspiring English sources

That word requires some clarification, because non-Buddhists will be tempted to interpret it as "nothingness".

Later, the Pentagon tweeted, Many will be tempted to interpret today's action as criticism of facility at Quantico.

"Many will be tempted to interpret today's action as a criticism of the pretrial facility at Quantico," Jeh C. Johnson, the Pentagon's general counsel, said.

One might be tempted to interpret this objection as the product of its times, but in a postscript (one of only three in 750 pages), she writes: "JM Coetzee took Australian citizenship in 2006".

However, the network dynamics enables individual neurons to sustain a prolonged elevation in intracellular calcium levels at the time of the synchronized peaks, so that one can be tempted to interpret this effect as a CICR-like phenomenon.

And, while views that reduce possibilities to possible worlds can employ Possibility Haecceitism to express haecceitism, some might be tempted to interpret haecceitism as a thesis about qualitatively indiscernible worlds.

It's tempting to interpret this as the apple not falling far from the tree.

It is tempting to interpret further: might the impulse to camouflage the text have its own meaning, too?

It is tempting to interpret the book's message as a kind of New Age self-help theology.

When someone takes his own life, it's tempting to interpret everything he did and said near the end as a kind of warning.

It is tempting to interpret their response as a subtle commentary on the historic frostiness between the decorative arts and industrial design.