Sentence examples for interpretations led to from inspiring English sources
Six years later, the differing interpretations led to war.
His poetry readings and interpretations led to lively discussions during his regular 8 a.m. class, despite its early start.
Hegel, Strauss proposed a developmental theory of formative Christianity in which the interaction of inherent, conflicting forces and interpretations led to a higher religious synthesis.
She did not see herself as a feminist theorist, but her engagement with feminist interpretations led to her Still Harping on Daughters: Women and Drama in the Age of Shakespeare (1983), a book that is still a core text on many undergraduate curriculums.
The resulting changes in both law and legal interpretations led to many of the steps — including the government's collection of logs of telephone calls made in and out of the country — that have been debated since Mr. Snowden began revealing the extent of such programs.
As we have seen, both the SDMI and the non-relational version of the BDMI have to face the problem of the multiple factorizability of a given Hilbert space: if the definite-valued properties are monadic (i.e., non-relational), both interpretations led to a Kochen-Specker-type contradiction (Bacciagaluppi 1995).
The political values behind Roberts's interpretations lead to an affirmation of those who are powerful, and a disregard of those who are not.
Furthermore, the addition of interconnecting lines — rather than assisting with interpretation — led to a significant but small increase in false positive readings.
Their particular interpretation led to further evolution to a personalised and highly localised art form on the island.
