Sentence examples for that interpretation as from inspiring English sources

That interpretation, as well as later efforts to find correspondences between the life of Jesus and older Scripture, allowed a Latin translation of an early passage from Solomon, "Nigra sum sed formosa" ("I am black but comely," spoken by a sun-darkened woman) to be adopted into Roman Catholic services celebrating the Virgin Mary.

Mr. Goldhagen, who rarely plants his stake in the middle ground, dismisses that interpretation as a rationalization.

In other words, Kerry presumes that consumer trust is "good enough" when third parties are transparent about taking raw data without consumers' express consent, interpreting it without consumers' corroboration and participation, yet representing that interpretation as actionable and expected by consumers to Vendors, for commercial purposes.

But not everyone agreed with that interpretation, as supporters of the interim government said the improvements in recent days were a reflection of Mr. Morsi's incompetence, not a conspiracy.

But the Romney campaign argues that any profit the former governor may have received from the auto bailout is indirect and coincidental: Bob King, president of the UAW, speaking by telephone from Detroit, described that interpretation as a "good twisting of the facts".

Sometimes books come along that resist interpretation as fiercely as they demand it.

This may be the first recorded use of an Aramaic Targum a paraphrase of the Hebrew that included interpretation as well as translation.

However, it has to be taken into account that the interpretation as PD defined by RECIST 1.1 requires an uniequivocal progression with a total increase in tumor burden.

The curriculum included film and video, media issues and the early postmodernist notion that interpretation depended on the viewer as much as the thing viewed.

Results for all tests are reported in the supplementary material so that interpretation of statistical significance as it relates to biological significance can be assessed by the reader.

A social science that aims at interpretation, or that uses interpretation as part of the centerpiece of its explanatory strategy, has a very clear methodological reason for privileging explanations that refer to individual actions – since it is precisely the underlying intentional states that serve as the object of interpretation.