Sentence examples for violent interpretations from inspiring English sources

This is the question that could begin deconstructing extremism and winning people back who have been tempted into violent interpretations of their faith.

This spooky calm comes as a relief after years of flamboyantly violent interpretations of "Macbeth," which of all Shakespeare's major tragedies lends itself most naturally to Grand Guignol.

Coinciding with the success of Mel Gibson's film "The Passion of the Christ," the publication of the final volume ensures that dramatic, violent interpretations of the Bible will be one of the most noteworthy phenomena in American culture this year.

Violent interpretations say more about the reader than they do about the text itself.

The reformation of those who support violent interpretations of the Quran can never happen with Manji's proposed solution.

Harsh criticism of violent interpretations such as Wahhabism need to be brought to the forefront of our own conversations.

It still dominates vast rural areas of Somalia, where militants impose a violent interpretation of Sharia law according to their Wahhabist ideaology.

Even if these schools aren't teaching terrorist skills, the problem is that they're teaching the values that imbue the young with a violent interpretation of Islam that fosters and foments these violent acts.

ALMATY, Kazakhstan — At its premiere in 1913, Stravinsky's "The Rite of Spring," an explosive and sometimes violent interpretation of a pagan ritual sacrifice, provoked brawls between its defenders and critics.

Rabbani said that the Taliban's radical and violent interpretation of Islam under the guise of Sharia law was in fact nothing but an extremist application of a tribal code.

As 500 copies of the Mel Gibson film were released, the weekly Nouvel Observateur called it "undoubtedly the most dangerous and most violent interpretation ever made of the Passion of Christ".