Sentence examples for in some interpretations from inspiring English sources

The Gospels, at least in some interpretations, suggest that the story ends in forgiveness.

The crowning return of the motto theme in the finale doesn't quite sweep everything before it, as it can in some interpretations.

Such an enfolding is hinted at in some interpretations of quantum mechanics, and is central to the worldviews of many spiritual traditions.

The 2004 selection of Hadid enabled a critique of the boy's club that much of the architectural profession lamentably remains and even, in some interpretations, of the then-new war in her native Iraq.

This worldview has had an extraordinarily powerful impact on the modern world; in some interpretations it is the very epistemological signature of modernity, affecting equally our thought and politics as thoroughly as it does our art and literature.

The 2004 selection of Hadid enabled a critique of the boy's club that much of the architectural profession lamentably remains — and even, in some interpretations, of the then-new war in her native Iraq.

In modern times some interpretations have been deeply influenced by contemporary political and social discussions in the general community.

In some earlier interpretations, like Rubin's, sex and gender were thought to complement one another.

For the relevance of such models to the question of the in-principle possibility of superluminal signalling in some current interpretations of quantum mechanics, see sections 7.3 and 7.4.

The hurdles would hamper hospital financial counsellors in the state — and, by some interpretations, ordinary good Samaritans — from simply helping someone get insurance.

This requirement may obscure critical information and fails to represent the clinical setting where some interpretations are, in fact, equivocal.