Sentence examples for scholars interpret from inspiring English sources
Loti scholars interpret some of his novels, such as "Aziyadé," as evoking homosexual love.
Special importance seems to have been attached to the number 12, which some scholars interpret as a reference to the 12 tribes of Israel.
Some scholars interpret this to mean that Shakespeare loved to rummage through the pottery warehouse at 457 Fang Bang Road for bogus Ming blanc-de-Chine plates and ersatz celadon vases from the Song dynasty (from $7).
Scholars interpret forty-five degrees as either a reference to New York City's proximity to the 45th latitude or that the burning buildings would fall, creating a 45 degree angle to the ground — even though they collapsed onto themselves.
Though Schindler's motivations prior to this point are unclear, many scholars interpret his efforts to extricate his workers from Płaszów as indication that his concern for them was not purely financial.
As a result, scholars interpret his skepticism in several ways.
Some scholars interpreted it to mean that anyone incapable of warfare should be protected and so extended the ban to the elderly, the infirm and even male peasants, who as a rule did not fight.
Based on their social priorities, British scholars interpreted ancient Greece as a westernized, white, and masculine society, and essentially removed women from historical importance.
Early Christian Church Fathers and Medieval European scholars interpreted the Genesis creation narrative allegorically rather than as a literal historical account; organisms were described by their mythological and heraldic significance as well as by their physical form.
(Buck Mulligan to Dedalus: "O, an impossible person!") Once, the death of a major literary figure marked the moment when scholars could interpret his work with genuine freedom.
Preventing young people from being attracted to violent extremist ideas by pushing liberal scholars to interpret the "correct" version of Islam, as the strategy seems to suggest, is unlikely therefore to work.
