Sentence examples for recent interpretations from inspiring English sources
Johnson does not entirely disagree with the most recent interpretations.
As in other recent interpretations of "Dracula," the image of contaminated blood also has overtones of AIDS.
More recent interpretations of Jackson's time in office have taken some of the sheen off his reputation.
Recent interpretations of these sites suggest that they may served multiple purposes in Jai Singh overall scheme.
The Jews corrupted the word of God from the start, the more recent interpretations say, and their scheming against the prophet was an expression of their innate wickedness.
It rejected a challenge to the law based on recent interpretations of the Second Amendment by a federal appeals court in New Orleans and by the Justice Department.
From a recent interpretation [A. Gajadharsingh, P.-A. Bélanger, Opt. Commun.
Somewhat ironic then, that their recent interpretation of one themselves, the PLX-1000, has been received relatively warmly as far as club play goes.
Yesterday the author published an article in Time magazine: "I am dismayed over the recent interpretation of events described in my book," she wrote.
"I am dismayed over the recent interpretation of events described in my book," she wrote for Time, in response Ben Shapiro's damning blog Truth Revolt.
It would make clear that, contrary to the court's recent interpretation, federal law barring age discrimination requires the same standard of proof as cases of race, gender and other forms of discrimination.
