Sentence examples for early interpretations from inspiring English sources

The early interpretations of Eosimia fossils also caused rumblings of dispute among scientists.

They pointed to early interpretations of the arguments over the health insurance reform act as a cautionary tale.

European Union countries have until 2009 to put the Data Retention Directive into law, so the proposals seen now are early interpretations.

Early interpretations of the general surface of the comet indicate that many structures are probably the result of collapse over internal voids.

The Brooklyn Museum's survey includes 60 paintings and sculptures spanning Wiley's 14-year career, including his early interpretations of Harlem street life, selections from his World Stage series, and new stained-glass "paintings" displayed within a chapel-like structure.

Early interpretations of this curve implicitly assumed a single, unitary process.

Where Ricky Gervais's mercurial, mildly sociopathic doofus somehow resonated, Steve Carell's early interpretation of the character never quite clicked with American sensibilities.

His flagship of a book, "Albert Einstein's Special Theory of Relativity: Emergence (1905) and Early Interpretation (1905-1911)," was escorted by a convoy of scholarly articles in journals favored by professional historians and philosophers of science.

His early interpretation of Kant reveals both of these commitments in nascent form.

While transcending anything the early interpretation-theorists could ever have imagined, the deployment of Gadamerian thought to break with subjectivism would not have been possible without them.

He knew that I was bewildered by some of the things expected of me as a candidate's wife... Largely because of Louis' early interpretation of the standards and ethics of the newspaper business, I came to look with interest and confidence on the writing fraternity.