Sentence examples for most interpretations of from inspiring English sources

Harming one's own corporeal being is unjustifiable and goes against most interpretations of Buddhism.

Under most interpretations of the Fourth Geneva Convention, those moves contravened international law.

To Podhoretz, most interpretations of the prophets, including those of many Jewish scholars, have an overlay of Christianization, and he sets out to strip it away.

Where most interpretations of the song focus on its sense of dreamy longing, this one convincingly sounded a note of anxiety.

In his 1964 autobiography Chaplin made it clear that he had little use for most interpretations of his psyche, whether high-brow (via Freud or W. Somerset Maugham) or low (the gutter press and fan magazines).

The problem with most interpretations of "Tartuffe" lies in their failure to convince the audience that a blatant mountebank like the title character -- a man of pious poses, Jesuitical speech and conspicuous lust -- could deceive anyone, even such a fatuous fellow as Orgon, who has brought this serpent into the bosom of his family as a spiritual guide.

In contrast, the most popular interpretations of the Free Jahar cohort are also the most reductive.

The most extreme interpretations of the measure's effects actually came from Shiite officials.

But even the most elaborate interpretations of a text or tradition require more rigor and must begin with the literal.

Indeed, some theological discussion is still going on about whether "Creation Care" dovetails readily with the most literal interpretations of the Bible's teachings.

And finally, contrary to most commentators' interpretations of Cornershop's Wogs Will Walk over the years, this song is all about taking dogs for walks.