Sentence examples for disparate interpretations from inspiring English sources

Few historical figures have engendered such disparate interpretations as has Moses.

dir. of the N.Y.C.L.U. in his office at 156 5th Av. to discuss the battle between students and school officials over disparate interpretations of the Bill of Rights.

Our approach begins from an understanding that the social and political contexts where musics are created, disseminated, and consumed inform disparate interpretations and meanings of music, as well as its sounds.

I mean, just look at the disparate interpretations of religious and legal texts today after a millennia of effort.

Multiple and disparate interpretations exist as to what kind of knowledge and skills are needed to live and work in the twenty-first century, and hence, there is little clarity as to the forms of assessment that can be used most effectively to assess the knowledge and skills required for a digital age.

The individual recounting of events reflects disparate interpretations of incidents -- from dialogue and clothing worn to the diverging memory of who sat where at a divorce mediation meeting.

However, because of ambiguity in the Constitution and disparate historical interpretations by the federal courts, the powers actually exercised by the states have waxed and waned over time.

Differences in methods and results have left room for widely disparate overall interpretations of the literature (Bukach et al. 2006; McKone et al. 2007).

For more than 20 years, the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission has had a regulation on its books that adopts the broader "disparate impact" interpretation of the law.

Here we use an unprecedented amount of molecular data, combined with four fossil calibration strategies (reflecting disparate and controversial interpretations of the metazoan fossil record) to obtain Bayesian estimates of metazoan divergence times.

And it is hardly surprising that conversations between two conductors acclaimed for their Wagner interpretations, however disparate, should turn to the "Ring".