Question:
Four years later, when Savonarola declined to test the validity of his apocalyptic prophesies with an ordeal by fire, he was arrested, hanged, and ironically burned on the Piazza della Signoria.

Does it follow that "Piazza Della Signoria is the place where Savonarola was resurrected."?
Answer:
no

Question:
You can relax at the pools or tennis courts, explore the desert landscape in a jeep, take the aerial tramway for a view of sand and hills for miles, and in the evening dine at any number of fashionable, international-class restaurants.

Does it follow that "The fashionable restaurants are only a few years old."?
Answer:
it is not possible to tell

Question:
It's the Sather Karf, so don't interrupt.

Does it follow that "Do not interupt, it is the Sather Karf."?
Answer:
yes

Question:
The first adverb casually banalizes German brutality; the second diminishes its extent; together, they come dangerously close to apologia.

Does it follow that "The adverb references German brutality."?
Answer:
yes