Sentence examples for interpretations whether from inspiring English sources
The artist advised him to forget interpretations, whether from literature or theory.
Even the most daring interpretations, whether it's Martin Scorsese's "Last Temptation of Christ" or Mel Gibson's "Passion of the Christ," are set in ancient times — Mr. Gibson even insisted on filming his dialogue in Aramaic.
Oct. 30-31, in the Allen Room: The top-shelf jazz singer Diane Reeves, whose deep inventive interpretations, whether drawn from jazz or pop sources, reflect a hard-won struggle to find and secure an artistic identity of her own.
The argument is a simple application of Completeness: If $A$ is true under all interpretations, whether they are set-based models or not, then $A$ will of course be true in all models.
Joseph McMillan: What we attempted, again, sir, to do was to lay out what transpired during the course of this sequence of events and leave the interpretations, whether it -- regarding legality, OK -- to others.
On appeal, a central issue involved statutory interpretation: whether the district court properly interpreted the Prison Litigation Reform Act's exhaustion bar.
However, he said it was typical of Mr. Obama to be so vague as to leave open to interpretation whether the critique was philosophical or pragmatic.
Such an historical interpretation, whether or not it originated with Mr. Hoehling, is not protected by his copyright and can be freely used by subsequent authors.
Amendment 4 leaves open to interpretation whether every proposed change to a community's development plan would need to appear on future ballots.
The question in the case, United States v. Ressam, No. 07-455, is one of statutory interpretation: whether the government has to establish that the explosives were carried "in relation to" the false statement.
At the same time, however, already collected data will not need to be destroyed, and it stays open to interpretation whether providers may or may not disclose these past data to state authorities upon request.
