Sentence examples for as many different interpretations from inspiring English sources

Paella is one of those dishes with as many different interpretations as there are families zealously guarding secret recipes.

As once noted about politics, all violence is also local; as such, there are many different interpretations of the best ways to confront this global epidemic with local 'symptoms'symptoms

When, for instance, black troops sang "John Brown's body lies mouldering in the grave" while marching through the streets of Charleston, S.C., William Lloyd Garrison, for decades the North's leading abolitionist, broke down and wept, exclaiming, "Only listen to that in Charleston streets!" Then again, just as the song could support many different interpretations, so could the war itself.

As outlined above, there are many different interpretations of best way to address health inequalities.

For example, if we consider a measure that states it is measuring disability as a health outcome, there are many different interpretations of a what 'disability' encompasses.

The plausible and conclusive determination of the event source needs careful data interpretation and a collectivity of as many different criteria as possible.

There is no one single objective truth; instead, many different interpretations emerge from events as they unfold.

There is much discussion generated by the many different interpretations of concepts such as prevention, precaution, risk, uncertainty, and ignorance in debates on the precautionary principle.

Among trials that reported such an approach, however, only 39% analysed all participants as they were initially randomised, and the term "intention to treat" had many different interpretations.

And yet so many different interpretations.

There have been many different interpretations of the American dream.