Sentence examples for be read differently by from inspiring English sources
Theoretical movements including Cultural Studies (and its specialist foci such as Feminist and Queer Film Theory), Reception Studies, and Cognitive Film Studies (Bordwell & Carroll, 1996) have acknowledged that films do not have a single meaning but can be read differently by different people, depending on their desires, ideology, and social differences (Hall, 1980).
It's a book that will be read differently by writers than by non-writers.
In fact he rather likes that his poems will be read differently by each reader.
The rich, bitter joke of bondage in the land of the free, of palpable asymmetrical affection and heartlessness, persists in "Huckleberry Finn" to be read differently by each reader in every generation so far.
We have begun to engineer proteins that include components that do not normally occur in living beings, and we are starting to build molecules that resemble DNA in terms of their capacity to store information, but that can be read differently by the machinery of the cell.
This history was recounted in impressive detail by Jane Mayer in The Dark Side and by Alfred McCoy in A Question of Torture, and Boal's screenplay catches some shadows of the truth that will be read differently by people who know those books.
Other parts of the report were read differently by people with different interests.
BUT there is evidence that Mr. Powell's hypothetical, and other comments from his aides to executives, were read differently by at least one company and had an impact on the debate.
But in his paranoia, Berger could see that the report might be read differently — would be read differently — if it became public.
Because some modified bases are read differently from unmodified bases by reverse transcriptases during cDNA synthesis [ 18], we expect that the modified nucleotides will be read as different nucleotides from genomic ones if the bases of RNAs are modified.
