Sentence examples for which interpretations from inspiring English sources

It then explains the main issue on which interpretations diverge and signals in broad terms which interpretative avenues have been taken or are conceptually open (without delving too deeply into any one of them).

"It's being worked on in a spirit in which interpretations of past events are simply not relevant".

Here again was an example of mutual hostility and suspicion in which interpretations of motives in Versailles and in The Hague were diametrically opposed.

More profoundly, however, the change is fueling a weighty debate about the meaning of race, in which interpretations of history, politics and experience frequently overshadow the simpler matter of parentage.

Topics are suggested now, not prescribed; they are more general; there are far fewer of them; and the curriculum, unlike the previous draft, does not lay down which interpretations are to be followed.

A key difference is the nature of the 'abstract syntax', i.e. the source calculus from which interpretations are homomorphically derived.

It is too early to say which interpretation is correct.

Guess which interpretation the Republicans, and the Democrats, will choose.

But this time we can look at the data to see which interpretation fits the facts.

For the moment, judging which interpretation of Beijing's move is correct is a guessing game.

In a way, it doesn't matter which interpretation is correct.