Sentence examples for traditional interpretation of from inspiring English sources

That's the traditional interpretation of having it all.

The sheriffs said they were "prepared to trade our lives" to preserve a traditional interpretation of the Constitution.

The word is often used to designate the entire class that upholds the traditional interpretation of Islām.

They also propel him towards the centre of his inquiry – which is to revise the traditional interpretation of the figure of Judas.

Advocates of the amendment said on Tuesday that its removal was disappointing but that they hoped the courts would return to the traditional interpretation of the law.

Gay and lesbian activists say the church's insistence on a traditional interpretation of scriptures alienates and excludes LGBT Christians, and further marginalises the church in wider society.

He acknowledges that traditional interpretations of Sharia granted no such rights.

Sometimes it seemed that the fashionable convention of tilting against traditional interpretations of the plays got in the actors' way.

In traditional interpretations of quantum mechanics, it is the act of observation that causes this wave function to "collapse," forcing the particle to choose one state or another.

Other scholars challenged traditional interpretations of the Koran such as the notion that some other person (perhaps Judas or Peter) was transformed to look like Jesus and crucified in his place, while Jesus himself escaped to heaven.

In it, Mr. Vines tackles the traditional interpretations of all six Bible passages that refer to homosexual acts, arguing that they don't actually condemn, or even address, the modern understanding of homosexuality.