Sentence examples for interpretations of these from inspiring English sources

Interpretations of these paintings have varied throughout the centuries.

Magazine editors often have widely different interpretations of these standards.

We came up with some different interpretations of these findings.

"Interpretations of these laws often make it harder for plaintiffs to prevail," Mr. Sellers said.

Halfhearted interpretations of these abound; it's harder to find places that get them just right.

Historical evidence can be marshalled to support different interpretations of these words, and it certainly has been.

"Banks are worried about interpretations of these guidances, so they're still waiting for others to test the water".

Newspapers have had endless interpretations of these events; a much-discussed Times editorial said the British must manage their long-overdue reawakening to their economic problems.

The third is to focus on the consumers; that is, to trace the transmission and interpretations of these ideas among the wider population.

But despite the carefully wrought interpretations of these lyrical and appealing chamber works, a listener was reminded that this medium was never Chopin's forte.

And I hesitate to call these productions that, even though they're the best interpretations of these three musicals that I've ever seen.