Sentence examples for distinctive readings from inspiring English sources

It has 57 independent or distinctive readings.

There are 3 independent or distinctive readings.

There are 69 independent or distinctive readings in the Gospels.

It has 50 independent or distinctive readings in the Gospels, 11 in Acts, 17 in Paul, and 14 in the Catholic epistles.

This means the text of the codex agrees with the Byzantine standard text 7 times, it agrees 12 times with the original text against the Byzantine and that it has 3 independent or distinctive readings.

If there are minimal and nonminimal readings of all the distinctive claims that can be used to distinguish cognitivism from non-cognitivism, we may lose are grip on the distinction between the positions (Dreier, 2004b).

In the Schumann he captured the distinctive German blend of complexity and sentiment in readings now fiery, now intensely internal.

Reading a poem backward is a distinctive experience, during which you're typically asking not Where is this going?, but Can the poet justify the finish?

In sum, both readings agree that Plato is concerned to explain the distinctive capacity of humans to classify sense-perception under universals.

Reading the two poets side by side helps their distinctive gifts to stand out sharply — along with their equally suggestive limitations.

Each also has a distinctive voice; listen to the characters brought to life, the way Dickens did in public readings, in powerful audio books featuring readers like Martin Jarvis on audible.com.com