Sentence examples for for various interpretations from inspiring English sources

Similarity of habitat is matched by similarity in structure and form, allowing for various interpretations of the fossil record.

The problems lie with the lack of intervention guidelines, which opens the door for various interpretations of screening results based on the doctor's personality, and with the fear of litigation, which results in exorbitant and in most cases unjustified fees.

Speaking to the Observer, Parviz Jahed, an Iranian film critic and the editor of the recently released Iran edition of the Directory of World Cinema, said: "Farhadi's approach to politics is not direct but implicit and that's why A Separation, as a subtle film, with ambiguity… leaves space for various interpretations.

"Ironically the classical 'weapon of the weak' is also the most popular clandestine instrument of terror employed by strong governments and superpowers," he claims.The trouble with writing about car bombs is that the bombers are often anonymous or dead, allowing for various interpretations of events.

(For various interpretations of how Boethius restricted bivalence, see Frede 1985; Craig 1988; Gaskin 1995; Kretzmann 1998).

For various interpretations of Aquinas's view, see Wippel 1985: Craig 1988, 99 126; Goris 1996; Marenbon 2005.

(For a balanced assessment of various interpretations, including the one offered here, see Sharples 2009).

IIIp9 admits of various interpretations.

JEERS to political pundits on the left and the right for your various interpretations of Boehner's bawling.

However, scenario uncertainty (Table 2, sections 8 and 10) on issues for which various interpretations exist (i.e. value diversity among analysts) is more difficult to represent in CIs.

Negative predication has received considerable attention in the scholarly literature on the Sophist (for helpful accounts of the various interpretations, and their advantages and disadvantages, see Keyt 1973 and Crivelli 2012).