Sentence examples for in its interpretations from inspiring English sources

He repeatedly challenged the orthodox scientific community in its interpretations of the effects on cell structures of extracting, dehydrating and staining under the electron microscope.

This compelling idea, so classical in its interpretations of violence and change, continues to offer a valid way of thinking about who we are and why.

Buyers at Palmetto Bluff said they were drawn to its aesthetic, which is undeniably romantic in its interpretations of Lowcountry towns like Beaufort, S.C., and Savannah, Ga.

Frank's is a more effective biography than Williamson's, more convincing in its interpretations, subtler about life and lives — and Dostoevsky was a better subject for biography than Borges, whose fiction, Wallace notes, as the bridge between modernism and post-modernism, was "designed primarily as metaphysical arguments".

"This article perhaps overreaches in its interpretations," he says, because the subjects have grown up with language but "they have not grown up with stone tools" as early humans did.

He acknowledged the imperfections of glucose measurement, particularly with use of fasting glucose alone, and concluded that although he was "uncertain," A1C could be useful with appropriate precautions in its interpretations, particularly because A1C is being used all around the world for this purpose.

If "Twelfth Night" feels more forced in its interpretation than "Shrew," it still makes a fascinating companion to it.

It is also moderate in its interpretation of Islam.

It is also more conventional in its interpretation of the local landscape, sticking close to recognizable scenes and subjects.

Needless to say, the authors abhor the idea of a public square so strict in its interpretation of church/state separation that it would establish secularism as the dominant American public theology.

It adheres to Andersen, not Disney, in its interpretation of "The Little Mermaid".