Sentence examples for a particular interpretation of from inspiring English sources
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.
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.
It seemed to open the door to the state and regular citizens enforcing a particular interpretation of Islamic values and behavior.
Students often struggle with point of view, slipping out of a character's perspective so we suddenly see them from the outside, or stepping in to steer the reader towards a particular interpretation instead of just presenting a perspective and allowing the reader to experience it for themselves.
Actually, it's a very particular interpretation of Freud.
"It's totally abhorrent to any musician to be told they can't play music… It's a very particular interpretation of the Koran that prohibits all music," said Damon Albarn, one of the Africa Express co-founders.
The program will open traditionally enough for an orchestra concert, with a little Beethoven, but this particular interpretation of the finale of the "Eroica" Symphony promises to be a bit different.
