Sentence examples for be interpreted in many from inspiring English sources
This could be interpreted in many ways.
A piñata, though, can be interpreted in many ways.
"Well, then?" This could be interpreted in many different ways.
But the country's environmental accounts can be interpreted in many ways.
Like looking up at the clouds, the shapes in the caves can be interpreted in many ways: a couple embracing, a rabbit running away, dust in the wind.
All these episodes were choreographically convincing responses to Ellington's music, which, as Mr. Byrd's title suggested, can be interpreted in many different artistic lights.
The work shown in Mr. Bassett's film is interpreted in many media: drawings, paintings, sculpture, film and photos.
As to Bach, his music was interpreted in many different ways in his own lifetime and it included continuo parts that were improvised.
RICHARD III (1995) Saturday at 10 55 p.m. on Channel 13 Shakespeare's monster king has been interpreted in many ways, but never quite like this.
The study shows that the relevant standards and the building code in Sweden are interpreted in many different ways regarding calculation of transmission heat transfer and energy performance.
