Sentence examples for interpretations many from inspiring English sources

According to his interpretations, many of the symbols, transforming the archaic libido into other functions, come out of dream experiences in a kind of intuition or revelation.

In Ms. Bayrakdarian's interpretations many pieces have the light, energetic color of European art song; others, like those in which a single syllable might float through an entire phrase, reflect distinct Armenian styles of worship and lament.

"The Maiden King" is so laden with mythological references, social commentary and metaphorical interpretations -- many of which are irrelevant, strained or just plain silly -- that even its central point is not readily apparent.

It is also a case with multiple interpretations, many of them balancing notions of crime, punishment and the possibilities for redemption against the risks of allowing applicants with checkered pasts into positions of public trust, even at a time when New York is struggling to fill the ranks of its police force.

These tensions enter the artwork through the artist's struggle with sociohistorically laden materials, and they call forth conflicting interpretations, many of which misread either the work-internal tensions or their connection to conflicts in society as a whole.

By contemporary interpretations, many of us are thankful for more than just the colorful potpourri of food on our plate.

The authorization, written to approve hostilities against parties responsible for the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks, has been interpreted since as a basis for fighting al-Qaeda and the Islamic State — an interpretation many believe to be flawed.

But now that analysts at least have become reconciled to replacing the manifest dream by the meaning revealed by its interpretation, many of them have become guilty of falling into another confusion which they cling to with equal obstinacy.

Because of this interpretation, many people feel that they can't find a mentor, since they don't know how to approach someone who fits that stereotypical image.

At this point, the interpretation many have made of President Obama's second inaugural address is that he is going to govern based on the 25percentt progressives, and Republicans in Congress are going to govern based on the 35percentt conservatives.

In support of an appetite based interpretation many aspects contributing to a possible dose mismatch can be brought up.