Sentence examples for being interpreted in a from inspiring English sources
Fish's contention that all potential candidates which might constrain interpretation are themselves susceptible to being interpreted in a variety of ways results in his claiming that texts or originals cannot constrain judges at all in the way in which is commonly supposed, as texts do not have meanings in advance of particular interpretations of them.
The idea that human beings were created according to the image of God was already being interpreted in a twofold direction in the early church.
The result is a constitutional dilemma – a colonial-era law is being interpreted in a contradictory manner by the highest court in India.
Therein lies the crux of Richard Dresser's dark comedy "The Pursuit of Happiness," now being interpreted in a lively, cheerfully bleak production from the Hudson Stage Company.
"U.S. technology transfer regulations are being interpreted in a way that are highly restrictive," said Byron Callan, an analyst with Merrill Lynch, attending the air show.
"Towns have always had regulations, but now they are being interpreted in a stricter fashion because vacant land is scarce," Mr. Bowman said.
As for what her accomplishments might say about language development, they are being interpreted in an inordinately human-centered way.
