Sentence examples for certain interpretation from inspiring English sources

Biblical criticism raises doubts about any certain interpretation of the texts.

Typically, we first determine our preference for a certain interpretation or outcome that benefits us, then justify this assessment on the basis of fairness.

Among Jews, it has become conventional to use the word "Orthodox" to designate one segment of the Jewish community adhering to a certain interpretation of what Jewish belief and observance require.

Yet the burkini is not the same as the burqa or the hijab: The objections to this particular bathing suit cannot all be explained by a certain interpretation of conservative values.

There is the additional risk that students might think that an allusion somehow dictates a certain interpretation, like a code-cracking device, when the goal is to open up original ways of understanding the text at hand while enticing students to broaden their literacy over the long term.

This condition is, under a certain interpretation, what underlies Nagelian bridge-principles.

"As Jeremiah Wright discovered, what you say inside really often gets you into trouble outside," said James L. Guth, a professor of political science at Furman University in Greenville, S.C. "There are certain kinds of language, certain interpretations that are really meant for insiders, and take on a different interpretive frame outside the community," Dr. Guth said.

Different actors seek to advance certain interpretations of climate change based on their particular interests.

Under certain interpretations of the Talmud, it is obligatory to kill a rodef in order to save the intended victim.

In human intuition, conscious occurrences must be given immediately in order to avoid introducing at the same time certain interpretations.

They might say that certain interpretations of the Clean Air Act are impermissible, but might leave open the possibility of other interpretations that the administration could then use in its final rule.