Sentence examples for a slightly different interpretation from inspiring English sources

Mr. Meckstroth, speaking from an industry perspective, had only a slightly different interpretation.

But everyone I've spoken to who's played the game has a slightly different interpretation of what actually happened.

A challenge all of Japan enjoys watching, in a love for the game that matches American passions with a slightly different interpretation of the scorecard.

Sufian Abu Zaida, a Fatah lawmaker, told Army Radio he had a slightly different interpretation of what the Hilles drama meant from a Palestinian perspective.

A week after the game, ESPN's Grantland.com posted an article by the economists Tyler Cowen and Kevin Grier that had a slightly different interpretation of "forever".

This gives the aspiration set a slightly different interpretation.

Ms. Vishneva told Mr. Malakhov that she would be happy to make changes to accommodate his slightly different interpretation.

But writing in a psychiatric journal, four physicians offer slightly different interpretations.

Most of the chefs, growers, dealers and botanical experts I spoke with last week had slightly different interpretations of heirloom.

Many of Hotel Indigo's competitors are trying to accomplish the same thing, but with slightly different interpretations.

"When you play under different rules or slightly different interpretations it's about whether your team is good enough to adjust," added Smith, whose hopes of meeting Shayne Hayne, the Australian who will referee England's opening game, were scuppered by the regulations.