interpretations

His theories and interpretations are often astonishingly insightful.

He believes there is room on the menu for both the old-school versions and modern interpretations.

As it does, the sinister interpretations of what happened in the cockpit of the Boeing 777 become less persuasive.

Do they conceal backstage arguments involving authority, turf, and alternative interpretations of the data?

Local interpretations of this unexpected turn of events have varied.

But in the course of time the Avesta was subjected to many additions and interpretations, called the Zend, which show degeneracy.

And I do not believe the woman lives who, given her choice of these two interpretations of the word, would not prefer the former.

In its exposition and daily use, they followed no interpretations of councils at variance with its plain import.

Finally, we have to take into consideration the various interpretations which are tenable of occurrences during childhood.

But this involves so many arbitrary interpretations, that it is impossible to speak of proof in any strict sense of the term.