Sentence examples similar to outdated interpretation from inspiring English sources
Its withering, she says, is caused by the judgment, hatred and bigotry that often stem from old and outdated religious interpretations and traditions.
A report presented on June 4th by Frank La Rue, the UN's special rapporteur on free expression, warned that broad interpretations of outdated laws were enabling sophisticated and invasive surveillance measures to flourish around the world.
This might not only facilitate to disentangle contradicting findings on integration policy effectiveness but may also minimize the implicit transmission of outdated and stereotypical attributions of policy regimes on the interpretation of policy outcomes.
Since the database on which both scores are based are more or less outdated, the SMR itself might be of limited use but interpretation should focus on the relative effects of HEMS vs. GEMS [ 21].
A rabbinical student I spoke to explained that significant portions of the book are intended to be understood allegorically rather than literally; entire sections detail "outdated" practices such as sacrifices, "black magic," "sex advice," and "dream interpretation," he told me.
Barson said she hoped the Tate retrospective would illustrate how this "cliched interpretation", written almost 100 years ago and perpetuated by male art critics at the time, was "gendered and outdated".
"Their model is outdated.
It is clogged and outdated.
