Sentence examples for a particular interpretation from inspiring English sources

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.

The music historian Richard Taruskin recently wrote of Shostakovich's "doubleness," his ability to write music that seems deeply imbued with meaning without committing itself to a particular interpretation.

It is centered on allegiance to the teachings of its founder and his scions, and a particular interpretation of the Koran.

To use one rather than another – Derry rather than Londonderry, for example – is to demonstrate a particular interpretation of the city's history.

Which, when it comes down to it, is the other thing that obsesses Benedict apart from other people's sex lives – a particular interpretation of post-modernism.

But it does appear that a particular interpretation of Islamic doctrine was important to Tsarnaev and that "his perception of doctrine was part of his motivation".

The challenge is seeking to apply existing regulations to a novel set of circumstances, with the concern of whether regulators or the courts would share a particular interpretation.

Before we read that passage we need to think about what it was that prompted the Deuteronomist to adopt a particular interpretation of Israel's historical record.

It seemed to open the door to the state and regular citizens enforcing a particular interpretation of Islamic values and behavior.