Sentence examples for Particular interpretations from inspiring English sources

Ever surprised by particular interpretations?

They have their differences of emphasis, their particular interpretations; they may, occasionally, adduce a new scrap of information.

In particular, interpretations are very different according to the approach used to characterize year-long activity patterns.

The many artistic recreations, though commonplace and more lifelike than skeletons, invite scientific criticism as being projections of particular interpretations of Neanderthal appearances and behavior.

These evils -- if evils they are -- are not instantly perceived but are judged evil according to particular interpretations and political theories.

She pored over religious texts to argue against particular interpretations of Koranic injunctions by insisting that within Islam, other more just or less discriminatory interpretations were possible.

They interpreted the will of God within the context of their particular interpretation of Israel's history, and on the basis of that interpretation often arrived at a word of judgment.

Actually, it's a very particular interpretation of Freud.

a particular interpretation of the Book of Genesis by a particular religious group.

He may, however, recommend a particular interpretation of, or a particular modification of, the law.

Without the spine of the historicist mainstream, architects can no longer enforce a particular interpretation of their forms.