Sentence examples for many other interpretations from inspiring English sources

The American psychiatrist and scholar Jurgen Ruesch identified 40 varieties of disciplinary approaches to the subject, including architectural, anthropological, psychological, political, and many other interpretations of the apparently simple interaction described by Richards.

Academics and journalists have developed many other interpretations of themes in the books, some more complex than others, and some including political subtexts.

But because they include any snippet of a fact to support their case, exclude so many other interpretations and facts, and largely ignore serious mental illness, Psychiatry Under the Influence misses its mark.

Many other interpretations of the poem have developed from the argument that Tennyson does not identify with Ulysses, and further criticism has suggested that the purported inconsistencies in Ulysses' character are the fault of the poet himself.

Maybe you're not ready to accept that the Bible's supposed "condemnation" of loving same-sex relationships is a matter of interpretation, like many other interpretations used in the past to condemn people (interracial couples, slaves, the mentally ill, the disabled) but which are now readily ignored by most evangelical Christians.

Although we have only discussed the major movement tendency of senators and one possible cause, many other interpretations and further studies are possible.

There are many other allegorical interpretations of the story.

Many other authorities have interpretations somewhere between Mr. Grossman's and Mr. Lewis's, and lawmakers and election officials are thoroughly baffled about what they need to do.

"We have difficulty in seeing the need for, or the wisdom of, attempting to legislate for [subsidiarity] in the convention, any more than for the many other tools of interpretation which have been developed by the court in carrying out the judicial role entrusted to it," Bratza said.

"We have difficulty in seeing the need for, or the wisdom of, attempting to legislate for [subsidiarity] in the European convention of human rights, any more than for the many other tools of interpretation which have been developed by the court in carrying out the judicial role entrusted to it," Bratza said.

On the other hand, Aronofsky and co-writer Ari Handel have explained several times already that the foundation of their screenplay is not only the story of Noah and the flood as told in the Torah, but the many other tales and scholarly interpretations it has inspired throughout Jewish history.