Sentence examples for in many interpretations from inspiring English sources

That's not inappropriate for Siegfried, a hapless character in many interpretations.

A fundamental mistake in many interpretations of Dialectic of Enlightenment occurs when readers take such theses to be theoretical definitions of unchanging categories rather than critical judgments about historical tendencies.

In fact, Hiyya's wife in many interpretations is depicted as a shrew, someone described by others as a "contentious woman," which offers another key to understanding Kayam's genius.

Cheesy anything––good Italian meals won't be drowning in cheese but many interpretations of Italian food tend to overdo the addition of cheese, probably because customers demand this.

In view of the many interpretations of Lamarck's views since 1809, the primary features of Lamarck's theory need to be carefully detailed.

Multiple Representations: elements in a situation afford many interpretations, functional uses, categorizations and so on, so that multiple schemas, analogies, models or case precedents are needed to capture and convey the meaning of the situation.

The term model has many interpretations in the bioinformatics literature.

In California, there are as many interpretations of the sauvignon blanc theme as there are wineries producing it.

Keep in mind that "native" has many interpretations.

The formative roles of custom and law were discussed by some of the earliest Greek authors (consider Pindar's "law is king" and its many interpretations, for example in Herodotus).

Beatrice: That has many interpretations.