Sentence examples for contrasting interpretations from inspiring English sources

Of course some composers lend themselves to contrasting interpretations much more than others.

This didactic approach to music is impoverishing; there is no "right way" because the chance to hear contrasting interpretations is how we gain insight into the music itself and how we find out what we really like.

A13 Catholics Split on Gay Priests Grappling with the implications of a Vatican directive issued last week that would bar most gay men from seminaries, Roman Catholics at parishes around the country offered contrasting interpretations of its impact on the priesthood, on the potential for future sexual abuse by clergy members and on the church itself.

Name a house feature, be it rough stone sinks, driftwood chairs or collections of dressmakers' dummies, and it seems that Mr. de Chabaneix, a design specialist for magazines like Elle and Marie Claire, has found at least three contrasting interpretations somewhere.

The questions of Mr. Lazio's view on abortion, as well as his positions on a number of issues, may prove to be a matter of definition, and both candidates were moving aggressively yesterday to be the first to do the defining, drawing on contrasting interpretations of eight years of Congressional votes cast by Mr. Lazio, a Republican from Suffolk County.

Two contrasting interpretations of conservatism distinguish it from mere pragmatism.

A contrasting interpretation, presented by Mira, et al. [92], is that Fusobacterium represents a genus with a Clostridial metabolic apparatus that has obtained a gram-negative envelope from the Proteobacteria.

A contrasting interpretation, the coordination view, sees early nervous systems primarily as coordination devices enabling motility by increasingly large multicellular organisms (Pantin 1956; Passano 1963; Keijzer et al. 2013).

A contrasting interpretation, posited more than 50 years ago by both Sueoka (1962) and Freese (1962), explained the diversity in genomic base compositions among bacteria in terms of a neutral model in which the variation was attributed to the inherent differences among species in their patterns of mutations.

To actively stimulate and guide the discussion using data-driven prompts To explore, integrate and contrast interpretations derived from data with participant's experiences and narratives To discuss and evaluate participants' views toward the personal data presented.

The three main aims of DPIs are: 1 To actively stimulate and guide the discussion using data-driven prompts 2 To explore, integrate and contrast interpretations derived from data with participant's experiences and narratives 3 To discuss and evaluate participants' views toward the personal data presented.