Sentence examples for Some interpreters from inspiring English sources

Some interpreters resolve these tensions by veering towards the explicitly devotional or the agnostic.

Some interpreters of the New Deal lean left, some are centrist, others right-wing, and this is all to the good: let a hundred flowers bloom.

Some interpreters of the Koran — particularly in recent years, when holy war has become a matter of public alarm — have argued that "jihad" actually means spiritual combat, every Muslim's fight within himself against the temptations of evil.

"Some interpreters are really quiet and the communication is all one way -- you feel like saying, 'React!' because they turn into stone and, even when you are alone, make no comment at all about what they are hearing," she said.

Some interpreters of the Koran particularly in recent years, when holy war has become a matter of public alarm have argued that "jihad" actually means spiritual combat, every Muslim's fight within himself against the temptations of evil.

Some interpreters of the new physics, however, notably Max Planck (1858 1947), Albert Einstein (1879 1955), and Bertrand Russell (1872 1970), sustained the hopes of the rationalists by insisting that what was excluded by the indeterminacy principle was not the fact of causality in this realm but only the precise knowledge of it.

Some interpreters, already in India, were dissatisfied with this "passive" status of perception.

Some interpreters (e.g. Siebel 1996, 195) think that a priori, any idea may be considered variable.

Some interpreters say yes, it is greed redirected, which removes the circle.

Some interpreters think it's best just to stop and just say the delegate is speaking too fast".

Some interpreters identify zhi with a Western, often Platonic, philosophical notion such as meaning, class, property, or universal.