Sentence examples for a rather different interpretation from inspiring English sources

(The gesture had a rather different interpretation in Roman times).

That a rather different interpretation of the line has become proverbial is, in this context, suggestive: when it came to the duel, violence and language fed each other, and often took on meanings outside of anyone's design.

But he seems to have a rather different interpretation of how and why this adjustment happened: It's not, as conservatives would have it, that only the discipline imposed by a competitive marketplace can make bloated, sclerotic industries more innovative and efficient.

And in fact, Keown proposed his account primarily in relation to the Theravāda; he offers a rather different interpretation of the Mahāyāna, which in fact involves a certain kind of consequentialism.

This suggests a rather different interpretation of the processes and mechanisms behind the phenomena described by polymer phase diagrams.

However, while those changes did produce the strong visual impression of a step change, particularly when data were only available for one or two diets after equating was introduced, a rather different interpretation is required for the data over the longer time period.

That was true even in people who had previously had allergies which had then cleared up.Awkwardly, this result is open to two rather different interpretations.

Yet a rather different idyll awaited.

Spence has had a rather different experience.

Now it has a rather different air.

Owen Jones takes a rather different view.