Sentence examples for because of varying interpretations from inspiring English sources

"I think there's been some misapplication of the law" because of varying interpretations by judges, Weatherford said.

The role of dreaming has a long history of varying interpretations.

Some differences observed were not the result of varying interpretation of the patterns.

Because of these varying interpretations, coupled with the long-standing association of "capability" with the USDA system, the term land suitability is used in this framework, and no further reference to capability is made.

In spite of the varying interpretations in this methodology's definition, and because we used the original definition as laid out by Arksey and O'Malley in our research, we refer to the Arksey and O'Malley definition throughout this paper.

The care Murrow has taken not to mix opinions with facts has been the subject of widely varying interpretations, even among people whose political outlook is pretty much like his own.

Everybody is of course aware that there are many different denominations of Christians with varying interpretations of the Bible, but nobody would question that all Christians, whatever their denomination or particular tenets, believe in the Bible, right?

Lack of clarity about different purposes of student research can lead to varying interpretations of assessment criteria and inconsistent marking.

Leaders of the Presbyterian Church in America voted today to allow varying interpretations of biblical accounts of creation.

Crucified Wisdom focuses on questions of reconciliation and atonement in Christian theology and explores the varying interpretations of the crucifixion of Jesus in Buddhist-Christian discussion.

Initial examination of the crash site appeared to offer varying interpretations of what happened.