Sentence examples for insisting on interpreting from inspiring English sources
Only realism, by insisting on interpreting theories in their most vulnerable form as universally-quantified statements which strive for truth, leads to scientific progress instead of stagnation, he argued.
Kartēr managed to reestablish orthodox Zoroastrianism and proceeded to persecute all other religions, especially the Zandīks (Zoroastrian heretics, perhaps Zurvanites), who insisted on interpreting the Avesta in the light of their own thinking.
And it's hardly surprising that a good many of the last decade's commander-in-chief movies aren't really about politics at all, unless you insist on interpreting "Independence Day" as a disguised anti-immigration polemic and "Air Force One" as a serious attempt to grapple with the problem of terrorism.
Philo mentions Jews who scoffed at the Bible, which they insisted on interpreting literally, and others who failed to adhere to biblical laws that they regarded as mere allegory; he writes too of Jews who observed nothing of Judaism except the holiday of Yom Kippur.
The natural way to interpret "White horse is horse" is as the latter, but the sophist insists on interpreting it as the former.
She insisted on transcending labels.
Dean gallantly insists on driving us back.
They might insist on helping you.
The lesson is that your partner might interpret insisting on a perfect division of labor as "keeping score". As an alternative, seek fair — but not necessarily even — task distribution so that you both feel that you are putting equal effort into the home.
3. Insisting on fluidity.
