Sentence examples for contradictory interpretations from inspiring English sources

Also, I often explore at the same time two contradictory interpretations of a phenomena.

"We have political positions and several contradictory interpretations of the law.

He once complained that this had led to nonsensical and "contradictory interpretations of the novel".

Later scholars, studying these passages, offered different, and sometimes contradictory, interpretations.

While the characters continually refer to the Biblical Fall, Schulze keeps the allusion from becoming ponderous by offering contradictory interpretations.

The emerging consensus on postwar Iraq vague, like Resolution 1441 itself, and possibly subject to contradictory interpretations.

So-called "substantive due process" has long been criticized progressives and conservatives as a contradictory interpretation of the Due Process Clauses, and one that undermines the popular sovereignty of We the People to govern themselves.

The Music Hall is an apt environment in which to present "Koyaanisqatsi". Not only are the Music Hall's projection and sound equipment first-rate, but the theater, like the film, also has a splashy, surface grandeur to it that is open to all sorts of contradictory interpretation.

In addition, such contradictory interpretation could be explained, with possible reason that competencies tested by PISA and referred to by the variables do not correspond well with content covered by teaching in these three countries.

His latest project is a crowdfunded film called Tombstone Rashomon, which is set to depict not one, but five versions of the infamous gunfight at the O.K. Corral, by using the Rashomon effect: defined as "a contradictory interpretation of the same event by different people," showcased in Akira Kurosawa's landmark film.

The argument related not to the quality of evidence but to its contradictory interpretation and the selective sourcing by government of evidence to suit its purpose (See Box 3).