Sentence examples for radical interpretations from inspiring English sources

Essentially, the Collector's House offers radical interpretations of design with the comforting décor of yore.

There, he proved more interested in radical interpretations of the Koran than Shakespeare.

I'd worked in film, theatre and dance so was used to radical interpretations, unlike many people in the ballet world.

The Koran sets strict limits on holy war, but the Afghan veterans were guided by their own radical interpretations.

Narboni also expounded and gave radical interpretations to certain conceptions that he understood as implied in the Guide.

As the new ideology took hold it spun off radical interpretations that came to threaten the region's existing regimes.

Whereas a Field-inspired representational approach is based on a causal account of reference, Davidson (e.g., 1973) proposes a process of radical interpretation in which an interpreter builds a Tarskian theory to interpret a speaker as holding beliefs which are consistent, coherent, and largely true.

Radical interpretation is a matter of interpreting the linguistic behaviour of a speaker 'from scratch' and so without reliance on any prior knowledge either of the speaker's beliefs or the meanings of the speaker's utterances.

Finally, catch Filter's radical interpretation of Macbeth (4-15 Feb).

"That is a radical interpretation of the law.

The veteran peace campaigner Gila Svirsky, of Women in Black, argues for an even more radical interpretation.