Sentence examples for contrary interpretations from inspiring English sources

Consider two contrary interpretations of the country's economy.

Such understanding may also illuminate the remarkable certainty that individuals express in their contrary interpretations of the same basic information.

As a case study, we were interested in understanding the phenomenon under study within its context, to analyze the data for its fit with theoretical propositions, and to search actively for contrary interpretations.

But a contrary interpretation was gaining ground: the émigré philosopher Theodor W. Adorno, among others, linked Wagner's anti-Semitism to Hitler's.

The government's brief said Congress must have intended to allow the detention of people like Mr. Marri and called a contrary interpretation absurd.

Whereas the luck egalitarian holds that chosen and courted inequalities do not qualify for compensation to restore initial equality, Dworkin's hypothetical insurance schemes would allow compensation for health woes triggered by voluntary behavior and unemployment compensation for the person who loses her job through her faulty conduct (but for a contrary interpretation, see Ripstein 2007: 100).

The cover version has become such a cheap, reductive shot, a contrary "interpretation" that appeals to a no-brow sensibility, it's now a risky strategy.

The high court, however, noted the existence of "contrary agency interpretations" that had been set forth only in unpublished rulings and determinations.

On the contrary the interpretation of Pearson's r is generally ambiguous and highly dependent on sequencing depth and the range of expression levels inherent to the sample (difference between lowest and highest bin count).

Contrary to the interpretations of some analysts, he said, there was no sudden affection for big government.

Contrary to some interpretations, Horkheimer and Adorno do not reject the eighteenth-century Enlightenment.