Sentence examples for most interpretations the from inspiring English sources

I wondered how extremist groups could prevent women from fighting when, according to most interpretations, the Quran states that jihad is for women too.

The assemblage, while less diverse than the Ediacara- or Nama-types, resembles Carboniferous suspension-feeding communities, which may suggest filter feeding  – by most interpretations, the assemblage is found in water too deep for photosynthesis.

Most interpretations of the Brahmasutra are clear that one does not have to master the Vedas first to study the Upanishads.

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

"But most interpretations support the notion that one man is seen dropping a bag".

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.

Most interpretations differ in defining the relationship between the Holy Family and the figures in the background.

As Bub (1997) points out, in most modal interpretations the preferred context of definite-valued observables depends on the state of the system.

Architectural barriers to entering a courthouse do not amount to a constitutional violation "even under the most creative interpretation," the solicitor general of Tennessee, Michael E. Moore, told the court.

And even under the most favorable interpretation, the results of the bank stress tests run by the Federal Reserve found that some banks are still struggling.