Sentence examples for interpretations by from inspiring English sources

But the studies have lead to different interpretations by psychiatrists.

In sum, the interpretations by the Florida court raise no substantial question under Article II.

Several other soundbites were subject to perverse or dishonest interpretations by commentators.

The character's problematic nature has lent itself to innumerable interpretations by actors and critics.

Hegel's Phenomenology of Spirit and its subsequent interpretations by various 20th-century French philosophers.

Later interpretations by the Supreme Court in the 20th century gave these two clauses added significance.

And she refuses to defer to competing interpretations by Congress or the state legislatures when they clash with her own.

However, our digital protections are subject to the interpretations by different companies' of their responsibilities towards us.

Certainly language turns plenty of somersaults in the skilled interpretations by Mr. McGovern, acclaimed for his many performances in Beckett plays.

Ceviche, marinated raw fish, is given global interpretations by the chef, Todd Mitgang, including Italian (shrimp with Tuscan beans) and French (Arctic char with Champagne and truffles).

Against such optimistic speculations we must set the obvious difficulties inherent in a deal open to very different interpretations by those who have set their hand to it.