Sentence examples for readings of it from inspiring English sources

In order to assess the plausibility of that claim, we need to disambiguate two possible readings of it, a causal reading and a metaphysical reading.

The work changed, obviously, the readings of it changed.

There will be as many readings of it as there are readers.

They love Ionesco's language, but they know that the Master didn't want constrictive realistic readings of it.

"I have sort of marked my whole life in readings of it!" he said in an e-mail.

People still contact me about that 2007 piece: I've been asked to give readings of it, and interviews about it.

Gross data include readings of all transcripts.

In biology, when taking readings of signals, it is indeed important to minimize the sources of noise coming from e.g. inaccurate reading settings.

Reading "The Best of It," it becomes clear that Ryan, like all genuinely gifted poets, is a democratic élitist, believing that many are called but few are chosen.

At first, "disinterestedness" might appear to arise from a post-Enlightenment western lineage of rational objectivity, but, in light of Arnold's readings of The Gita, it seems indubitable that it springs from that text's notion of detached, calm and poised action; from its exhortation to act in a way that is at once passionate and dispassionate.

Adrian Piper points out that not only does this belief persist into contemporary readings of racial identity, it also implies that given the prolonged history of racial mixing in the US both coerced and voluntary very significant numbers of nominally "white" people in the U.S. today should be re-classified as "Black" (Piper 1996).