Sentence examples for alternate interpretations from inspiring English sources

Nuances among nouns illustrate the alternate interpretations built into our most basic perceptions.

It is subtle and poetic, portraying the modern history of Angola through alternate interpretations of a single popular folk song, the camera meandering through cities and towns, showing people going about their lives.

James uses the actress's modifiers ("dull," "plain," "slow," "dutiful," "commonplace") but adds alternate interpretations: Catherine may have been quiet rather than dull, ladylike instead of plain, not stolid or irresponsive, only painfully shy.

"Answer keys" are handed out after essays, teachers demand, "Why would you think that?" when alternate interpretations are offered, and papers are graded on the number of rhetorical devices employed.

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But, there are also alternate interpretations of evidence as damning as her walking off camera.

The significant year-over-year enrollment increase also suggests that students in LBC feel that the knowledge they have gained is worth the additional effort (with an alternate interpretation being that students' perceptions of alternative courses have changed in the favor of our course, thus driving a climb in an enrollment).

Of course, an alternate interpretation is that spreading the wealth is just another name for government as we know it, and that virtually every politician to the fiscal left of Ron Paul supports it in some form.

An alternate interpretation is that he wasn't seeking to stir up action against the rule, but merely stating that anyone has the right to file a public comment.

There could be alternate interpretation of the break in maturity profile of the well.

However, a plausible alternate interpretation of the referent is as "the abstract object physically instantiated by the structure I am perceiving (or have perceived)".