Sentence examples for a very different interpretation from inspiring English sources

It's an example, according to a very different interpretation, of how to create affordable housing.

But the blogosphere erupted with analyses that made a very different interpretation.

But the actor's appearance drew a very different interpretation from the Thursday night crowd at Clearview Chelsea Cinemas.

Mr. Crompton offers a very different interpretation from the influential theory outlined by the French philosopher Michel Foucault.

It came as a surprise, therefore, to read an article in the Times of Sunday, September 16th, that offered a very different interpretation of the national mood.

Two others familiar with the conversation said that Crown Prince Abdullah and Bandar, who was also at the meeting, had a very different interpretation of what was said.

This work also included a new and very different interpretation of the background of the poetry.

There's nary a trace of the snide superiority and remoteness that Jeremy Irons brought to his equally inspired but very different interpretation of the role, and it could be argued that his Henry is a tad too likable.

As a result, very different interpretations of what Hayek was up to exist probably more so than for most writers.

Both Jews and Christians have used various exegetical methods throughout their history, and doctrinal and polemical intentions have often influenced interpretive results; a given text may yield a number of very different interpretations according to the exegetical presuppositions and techniques applied to it.

Two women stood on a street corner, offering very different interpretations of Baltimore's night of destruction.