Sentence examples for a specific interpretation on from inspiring English sources

$23. Rarely does a work of fiction arrive in book form well after the movie version has already imprinted a specific interpretation on prospective readers.

This is based on a specific interpretation of the Bible and in particular the account of creation in the book of Genesis.

"This is based on a specific interpretation of the bible and, in particular, the account of creation in the book of Genesis," it said.

It has been argued that every conception of justice relies on a specific interpretation of the concept of equality: even libertarianism can be considered as a theory advocating equality of negative rights, and utilitarianism as a theory advocating equality of marginal utility (Sen 1995).

As the concept of "community" is ill-defined, every method for detecting communities is based on a specific interpretation of the concept.

It is also argued that they combine into a specific interpretation of the 'normal accident' debate, anticipating current trends based on complexity lenses.

Remark: For Gillon, each choice of covering determines a specific interpretation of the sentence.

Fundamentalists who adhere dogmatically to a specific interpretation of ancient texts and demand that those bizarre interpretations be taught in science classes fall into this category.

While the Religious Right has been very loud about the need for personal regeneration through a specific devotion to Jesus (and a specific interpretation of the catechisms of Paul), the mainline has struggled to express their radical social witness in compelling terms centered precisely on the life and work of Christ.

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This initial report is then sent via email with the clinical history form to a specialist HIV clinician, who provides a more specific interpretation with recommendations for on-going medical management, including antiretroviral regimen change where appropriate.