Sentence examples for interpretation that they from inspiring English sources

The timing of their first occurrence has led to the interpretation that they represent a building tradition imported from the North.

Several of her pupils on these occasions were distressed that she was so intent on giving them minute instructions on interpretation that they lost confidence in themselves.

The 19 people -- who were among 75 prisoners believed to have been summarily executed -- have never been found, but the Supreme Court has accepted Judge Guzman's interpretation that they should be considered kidnap victims, rather than dead.

If children are not told, he warns, they can notice that birthday presents, for instance, get smaller and they can take the interpretation that they are not loved any more.

Intense and to some extent unique climate changes between the Last Glacial Maximum and the Holocene favors the interpretation that they had a major contribution to the megafauna extinction, although the scarcity of data impedes the proper testing of this hypothesis.

"It simply did not reflect his contractual entitlements, only the interpretation that they had allowed to be placed on it by virtue of the fact that they had requested that he retire, rather than them requiring that he retire - which was clearly, in my view, what they had actually done.

It is this interpretation that is literature.

We show that the spaces exhibit a linear morphology incompatible with interpretations that they represent voids left by cells or cell processes.

Audiences can now judge the interpretations that they are being given, and thus they hear Berlioz performances with a knowledge and critical attention comparable to those with which they hear other composers.

Not only were discussions more boisterous, they were more nuanced and pointed, forcing the students to return to the text to clarify conflicting interpretations that they were about to inscribe upon the board.

So, when I hear mostly white middle class Americans like Lawrence W. Reed, president for the Forum for Economic Education, offer up Biblical interpretations that sound as if they were merely Jesus-y versions of Atlas Shrugged, I get cross.