Sentence examples for been interpreted over time from inspiring English sources

Imagining Don Quixote will take four key episodes from the book and explore how they have been interpreted over time.

This means not simply looking at what the text says: it requires seeking accurate translation, knowing to the best of our ability why the text was written and what it meant to its original audience, determining how it has been interpreted over time and what other passages say concerning the same subject.

"Constitutions are interpreted over time," said Evan Wolfson, executive director of Freedom to Marry, a group opposed to the amendment.

One of the difficulties is that we cannot know in advance what precise aesthetic content will emerge from any given body modification or how such an alteration will be interpreted over time or, indeed, over our lifetimes.

BIS can be used in ICU patients but readings should be interpreted over time and in response to stimulation.

An additional limitation is the potential for different ways of measuring the EDSS scores between the BCMS and the UK RSS cohorts because of changes in how the EDSS is interpreted over time and also because of differences in the physicians performing the assessments.

The law has been interpreted many times since then.

The question originalists like Justice Antonin Scalia should be asking is not whether the framers of the 14th Amendment believed themselves to be doing away with segregated schools, but rather whether the framers intended their language to be flexibly interpreted over time based on emerging understandings and sensibilities.

It is only true in so far as consensus is interpreted to hold over time instants.

During the heyday of the Han dynasty, the Confucian tradition, as it was interpreted at that time, towered over all other schools of thought.

The European convention on human rights has often stressed that the convention is a "living instrument", so the way that it is interpreted may develop over time to reflect changes in society.