Sentence examples for vicious interpretation of from inspiring English sources

Here are the five to see this summer: In 2012 a newly installed Jihadi regime seized power in northern Mali, imposing a vicious interpretation of sharia law on citizens across the region.

Clearly, many of these non-Muslims -- seemingly eager to accept the accuracy of the most vicious and aberrant interpretations of Islam as promoted by ISIS and associates -- simply don't get the joke.

The centerpiece is a pointed but never vicious re-creation, or rather an interpretation, of a live interview Crawford gave at Town Hall in 1973 (1 30).

He could be hurt by vicious reviews, but when a critic came up with an interpretation of his poetry that to him made no sense, which happened fairly often, he didn't mind.

Ms. Clarke's choreographic interpretation of a community of striving people, by turns supportive and vicious, is a stirring one.

Thus in his interpretation of the 1902 coal strike in northeastern Pennsylvania he characterizes the mine owners' vicious strikebreaking tactics and refusal to recognize the United Mine Workers as part of "their battle against mutualism".

It challenges interpretation of data.

(Literal interpretation of the phrase).

He also excelled in drama and at one point called on memories of his father, a Philadelphia butcher with a seventh-grade education, for his interpretation of Willy Loman in Arthur Miller's "Death of a Salesman". In his movie debut, Michael Mann's "Thief" (1981), Mr. Prosky played the vicious patriarch of a ring of Chicago diamond thieves.

Interpretation of "National Interest".

BBG's interpretation of the upcoming cover.