Sentence examples for host of interpretations from inspiring English sources

All the more amazing, then, that from that image have since come such a wide and extremely varied host of interpretations.

Ms. Sacco has used many variants of the mouth image, and depending on where they appear, they suggest a host of interpretations, from a protest against hunger to a warning about political and artistic repression.

The paradoxes and questions raised by the measurement problem have spawned a host of interpretations of QM, including hidden variable theories that continue Einstein's search for a "complete" account of physical reality, and the Everett-Wheeler "many worlds interpretation" (Wheeler and Zurek 1983, II.3 and III.3; Bell 1987, chapters 4 and 20).

As we have seen, a few phonetic and a number of syntactic features of Classical Chinese, singly or severally, can contribute to generating a host of possible interpretations of any given passage(s) in a text, by allowing for multiply grammatical readings of them.

Teaching creation according to Genesis also would require the science curriculum in public schools to include the notion that a great fish swallowed Jonah, that Joshua made the sun stand still, that Noah put a breeding pair of every animal species on a boat and that the Earth was created in six days, along with a host of other literal interpretations of the Bible.

While lawyers say the European protections for hosts are generally similar to America's "safe harbor" provisions in the Digital Millennium Copyright Act, which reduces a host's liability, European courts have offered a range of interpretations.

HSE chair Judith Hackett said the panel had "seen some blatant and disturbing examples of people using health and safety as an excuse in the last few months, ranging from a smokescreen for a whole host of unpopular decisions to completely nonsensical interpretations of what the law requires.

Our analyses of mimetic and host plant divergence against phylogenetic branch length generated intermediate intercepts, which could have a number of interpretations.

These games are no longer in the normal format of logical games, and their real-life interpretation raises a host of new questions.

This proposed interpretation evokes a host of interesting questions concerning what is the optimal level of "social environment stimulation" in critical periods such as adolescence and young adulthood.

Polyphen2 and SIFT are two of a host of programs in use for mutation interpretation Here, we show that for missense variants in IRF6, Polyphen2 and SIFT predictions were not in perfect agreement.