Sentence examples for accept the interpretations from inspiring English sources

They read the canonical texts (all of which are easy to find online) and are reluctant to accept the interpretations of mainstream clerics, whom they accuse of hiding the truth out of deference to political despots.

Unfortunately, he misinterpreted his results, refusing to accept the interpretation of linkage advanced by the geneticist Thomas Hunt Morgan.

If we had any doubt of the correctness of these views, we should accept the interpretation which the highest court of the state places upon the statute.

To accept the interpretation of the petitioners, the majority said, would risk striking down similar laws in 34 states and the District and allowing "domestic abusers of all mental states to evade" the firearms ban.

At the bar counsel for the appellant expressed some anxiety lest the commission might not accept the interpretation put on the order in question by the Supreme Court of the state, and for that reason he asked that we interpret the order independently.

Notably, the people most likely to accept the interpretation that Ghawar is rapidly declining are the same people who reject Saudi Arabia's claim -- repeated in the prospectus -- that its oil and gas reserves are equivalent to 257 billion barrels.

The staff were given the opportunity to accept the interpretation or to correct it.

Instead of passively accepting the interpretations of curators and other expert authorities, as Serota puts it, "people have got used to pulling stuff off the Web and assembling their own picture of the world.

It struck him how quickly he accepted the interpretation.

Instead, many people accepted the interpretation, peddled enthusiastically by the conservatives and their supporters in the media, that the real problem was excessive borrowing by the Labour governments of Tony Blair and Gordon Brown.

If one accepts the interpretation presented in this paper for torsion of space-time, then as it was discussed, torsion will play a major role in the formation of the geometry of space-time near the black holes and the early universe cosmology.