Sentence examples for Conflicting texts from inspiring English sources

Over the last 150 years, modern biblical scholars have revealed the Bible as an amalgam of often conflicting texts composed from different sources by different authors and with different agendas often far from the spiritual and moral concerns of traditional Judaism and Christianity or of today's believers.

In his little tractates, written between 1070 and 1091, Bernold of Constance listed several criteria for the reconciliation of conflicting texts, including authenticity of the text; identity of the author; difference between law, counsel, and dispensation, between universal and local law; difference of time and place; and different meanings of a word.

After a confusing first week of the Copenhagen summit, with conflicting texts of a draft agreement (at least five of them) apparently being drawn up in every corner of the spectacularly ugly Bella Center, some order has finally been imposed on the proceedings.

The account, in a book serialised in the Mail on Sunday, says Johnson vacillated, sending conflicting text messages to Cameron the day before he came out for Brexit.

Oliver also describes how Johnson vacillated between Leave and Remain, sending conflicting text messages to Cameron the day before he came out for Brexit.

With these data in mind, the operative results in the series reported by Prada et al. (50% unchanged, and 50% improved, disregarding the conflicting text and Table mentioned above) ask for an explanation.

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Their glosses were based on the system used by Gratian: next to the texts of canons parallel texts were noted, then conflicting ones, followed by a solutio ("solution"), again with text references.

The controversy surrounding evolution in the Muslim world stems from the multiple, and conflicting, interpretations of the religious text on the origin and creation of life by Islamic scholars (Cole 1993; Sayin and Kence 1999; Hameed 2008).

Suppose that C i,…,C k is the clusters of messages regarding the same event and the conflicting value ((text {Con}_{c_{i}})) is for each cluster of messages.

However, misalignment, conflicting versions, the heterogeneity of free text, and also silent and unwanted 'auto-corrections' are major shortcomings to be addressed (Zeeberg et al., 2004).