Sentence examples for common interpretations from inspiring English sources

Regular meetings help common interpretations.

'Then they can discuss issues such as simulation and confrontations and get common interpretations.

CHICKEN with dried apricots is hardly a new idea, but I had issues with its most common interpretations.

Students should discuss their understanding of the poem within their group to create a list of common interpretations, then as a group, define the theme of the poem.

To properly debate these important issues we need to explore the two common interpretations and determine which is correct so we have a clear understanding of what £8bn actually means.

In practical terms, concluded Mr. Stimson and his co-authors, Lawrence J. Grossback and David A. M. Peterson, policy mandates exist only when both parties embrace common interpretations of an election's results.

But the common interpretation is understandable.

"In Nazi Germany, one very common interpretation of homosexuality was that it was animalistic behavior, subhuman," he said.

A common interpretation is that there are strong temperature fluctuations within the nebulae.

Under the most common interpretation of Islamic law, adultery can be proved only if someone confesses to it, or if the act is seen by four male witnesses.

It would have required a common interpretation of the past, and that meant dealing with Katyn, a taboo under Communism.