Sentence examples for in conventional interpretations from inspiring English sources

In conventional interpretations, Iago is the engine behind the characters actions, since he hates Othello and he conjures a plan to dupe him into thinking his wife is having an affair.

The violence in an early play like "The Homecoming" is rendered with fuller physicality than in more conventional interpretations.

In contrast to conventional interpretations of cyanobacteria as being among the most ancient of life forms on Earth [ 31], these studies have consistently found a late origin of cyanobacteria [ 28, 30], nearly contemporaneous with the major Proterozoic rise in oxygen at 2.3 billion years ago (Ga), termed the Great Oxidation Event (GOE) [ 32].

In subsequent years, he repeatedly criticised conventional interpretations of quantum mechanics by using the paradox of what would become known as Schrödinger's cat.

In some cases sex worker rights claims push up against the boundaries of conventional interpretations of human rights.

His spirit of intellectual independence and his dissatisfaction with conventional interpretations often led him to adopt a skeptical tone, which played a large part in his teaching style.

Our analysis also contradicts conventional interpretations of African emigration as essentially driven by poverty.

Emboldened, we set out to dismantle conventional interpretations of success.

Of course, as a 21st century human I don't agree with the implied absolutism of the conventional interpretations.

Wide variation in formation water salinity across the basin, often at short distances, poses serious challenges in resistivity based conventional interpretation.

These maps do not therefore respect the conventional interpretation in the RDR Basin and cannot be used to confirm or predict the fluid properties of the wells.