Sentence examples for interpretations whose from inspiring English sources

Was it-this same mistrust that pushed Brendel and Pollini to refuse it, sometimes in a provocative manner, with interpretations whose sole concern was the search for meaning and semantics?

These perceptions in effect constitute interpretations of events--interpretations whose meanings derive from distinct political visions.

"Greatest Love of All," Whitney Houston's early hit, received an unusually strong and focused interpretation whose message of unapologetic self-reliance resonated with Ms. Salonga's show business biography.

On Tuesday evening at 54 Below it was resurrected by Darius de Haas in a fiery, unabashedly abject interpretation whose desperate passion eclipsed even that of Mr. Vandross, the so-called "Pavarotti of pop," who died seven years ago.

Such pronouncements have been taken to imply the free-thinking bloggers brought the attacks on themselves, a disturbing interpretation whose twisted logic is challenged in a highly critical preliminary report by the UN's special rapporteur on freedom of religion or belief, Heiner Bielefeldt, who visited Bangladesh earlier this month.

Every word of the great Jerome Kern-Oscar Hammerstein II ballad "All the Things You Are" was carefully considered in a flowing interpretation whose connective tissue was the singer's lingering over a word like "are" with a low humming vibrato that nudged the song in the direction of a lullaby.

C. 393 Antioch, Turkey c. 458 Theodoret Of Cyrrhus, (born c. 393, Antioch, Syria died c. 458, /466) Syrian theologian-bishop, representative of Antioch's historico-critical school of biblical-theological interpretation, whose writings were a moderating influence on the 5th-century Christological disputes and contributed to the development of the Christian theological vocabulary.

This study showed the difficulty of TCD interpretation, whose reference values are not well-known by operators.

Moreover, if M is any interpretation whose domain is infinite, then for any infinite cardinal κ, there is an interpretation M′ whose domain has size exactly κ such that M and M′ are equivalent.

On another way of thinking, artworks just are objects of interpretation, and there is no artwork prior to interpretation whose boundaries can be identified before we begin interpretation (Davies 2004).

Indeed, in many cases, the mathematical models or equations used to describe phenomena in biology, physics, engineering, and systems sciences contain certain parameters or coefficients which have specific interpretations, but whose values are unknown.