Sentence examples for be read in light from inspiring English sources

He said the conventions should be read in light of "various legal treatises and interpretations of coercion as applied to security internees".

"Ten Black Writers Respond" has to be read in light of this history: as a polemic and corrective that introduced a spectrum of opinion mostly ignored in the mainstream press.

A number of writers have suggested that Frege's remarks on the metaphysics of content were influenced by Lotze and have argued that they should be read in light of that influence (see Gabriel, 2002 for discussion and references).

But just as Muslim scholars insist that the passages of the Quran that seem out of step with modern ethical norms be read in light of their historical context, the same is true with Paul's letters.

The findings of this study should be read in light of its limitations.

The results of the review have to be read in light of the limitations due to the type of databases consulted.

If Sextus is read in light of the report in DL IX, PH 1.13 may appear to be more of an isolated passage than scholarly debates imply.

Each of them has to be read in the light of the principles established by the Court and in particular in the light of the 'the interest of the general public in having access to [the] information'," it adds.

Mr. Gober has installed the initial 1917 drawings of these forms at the very beginning of the show, as if to suggest that the art that follows should be read in their light.

And then, after a signature, Rajaji added a postscript that can only be read, in the light of the events that preceded it, as a final burst of mischievousness: P.S. Please show this to Jawaharlal and Vallabhbhai.

At another moment, she suggests that her novels should be thought of as being in the tradition of the Victorian realist or social novel, and should be read in the light of objective facts, rather than subjective experience.