Sentence examples for every interpretation from inspiring English sources

Almost perforce, every interpretation differs substantially from every other.

In every interpretation, Wallander is very much a man of his time, and place.

They can soak up every conceivable desire or emotion, every interpretation projected on to them.

These paradoxes are the dark center that every interpretation of her work orbits.

It also enables him to identify logically true sentences with those that are true in every interpretation (in "every possible world").

"In virtually every interpretation of the crisis, the Fed was at the center of the creation of this and the previous bubble".

But it would stop us being slaves to every cockeyed interpretation of it.

And in studying the whole history, it seemed like every possible interpretation had already been explored.

What makes this "Cherry Orchard" different from almost every other interpretation (and makes it essential viewing for lovers of Chekhov) is Ms. Rampling's extraordinarily rich portrait of Ranevskaya, who runs the estate with her ineffectual brother, Gaev Alan Batess).

When they finally get to see what Marx is writing on this night, the left intellectuals of the 1960s will admit that it "challenges every serious interpretation of Marx yet conceived".

Secondly, notice that every standard interpretation of probability theory, whether relative-frequentist, propensity, subjective or what-have-you, represents probability weights mathematically in the same way.