Sentence examples for that interpretations from inspiring English sources
This meant that interpretations of "what causes what" were necessarily flawed.
It was argued that cultural consensus is rare and that interpretations are therefore always partial.
But they do concede that "interpretations of socialism are, of course, many and various".
At the end of the day, moderation powered by human judgement means that interpretations of intent or meaning can differ.
He said he feared that interpretations of the Bible would be left to the conservative national leadership, not individuals and their churches.
When Denness won the toss the following morning and took 10 minutes with his council of senior players to tell the umpires what England would do, it is not surprising that interpretations of his decision to bowl were more psychological than meteorological.
He rejected that interpretation.
Justice Antonin Scalia challenged that interpretation.
Judge Clark questioned that interpretation.
Others openly question that interpretation.
Montana Power disputed that interpretation.
