Sentence examples for stern interpretation from inspiring English sources

With the Taliban has come a stern interpretation of Islam that outlaws watching television, listening to music and playing cards.

The Taliban, who practice a stern interpretation of Islam, have controlled most of the nation since 1996 -- and hold about 90percentt now.

Whitaker is more in tune with his stern interpretation of the reverend.

Most of the nation is now ruled by Taliban mullahs who offend the West with their stern interpretations of Islam and their unflagging hospitality to the accused terrorist Osama bin Laden.

This year, examining similar numbers with different labels, the Journal came up with a sterner interpretation.

In Stern's interpretation of Purgatorio, Dante's intense concern for political life follows from this need, for it is law that supplies the notions of good that shape the soul's understanding and it is law, especially its limits, that provides the most evident display of the soul's enduring hopes.

And by holding to a clean musical line, Mr. Stern makes his interpretations that much more beautiful".

Mr Clinton's interpretation is stern: "The government of Iraq should be under no illusion.

Calabrese has shown that the interpretations of Stern and his manipulations of the publication process led to ideologically based deliberate distortions of the nature of the dose response in the low-dose zone.

That would be too simplistic an interpretation of his gentle yet stern outburst.

Mr. Bradshaw tears away centuries' worth of interpretations and debate to tell the story of Job (a magisterially stern Sean McIntyre) as a bloody, Quentin Tarantino-esque tale, laced with graphic violence and fillips of frat-house humor.