Sentence examples for that cannot be interpreted from inspiring English sources
He said it was imperative that Congress "give the court a Constitution that cannot be interpreted in two ways".
Many seals show what may be religious and legendary themes that cannot be interpreted with certainty, such as seals depicting trees next to figures who may be divinities believed to reside in them.
However, artifacts in a stereoscopic pair may introduce unnatural stereoscopic correspondences that cannot be interpreted by the binocular HVS.
For instance, on many occasions, cultural determinants are transmitted in a horizontal way, thus generating patterns of variation that cannot be interpreted straightforwardly (see Tëmmkin and Eldredge 2007).
It is found that the curve of contact angle vs. the surface fraction of components passes through a minimum, behaviour that cannot be interpreted by existing models describing wetting of heterogeneous surfaces and/or reactive wetting.
The first of these was the Scottish Philosophy of Common Sense which showed that there are mental phenomena that cannot be interpreted as any form of sensation and that "intelligence supposes principles, which, as conditions of its activity, cannot be the results of its operation" (ibid: 3 emphasis original).
In an interview in the exhibition catalog, Mr. Mu comments that the notes are neither a literary work, nor calligraphy or painting, and says that they cannot be interpreted.
However, the passage in question is so obscure and corrupt that it cannot be interpreted with confidence.
Few species were limited to just one or two land-use types (Table 1); in all cases these species were so infrequently encountered that presence cannot be interpreted as indicative of habitat preferences.
Non-experimental, pre post two-group comparison design means that results cannot be interpreted as causal.
Our results indicate that they cannot be interpreted as equal measures of the same construct, suggesting limited comparability of their prevalence estimates.
