Sentence examples for different interpretation than from inspiring English sources
Bosnian Serb children are taught a different interpretation than Bosniaks and Croats, for whom Princip was a Belgrade-backed political assassin.
Lying on the sofa has a very different interpretation than lying on the floor.
"We looked into these allegations, and I have a different interpretation than [those who signed the letter] about what George Will is and is not entitled to," said the paper's editorial page editor, Fred Hiatt.
I understand why it may be difficult for people of faith to accept a different interpretation than their own, but to me, the example of the 8-year-old girl is a reminder of what's at stake here.
For such patients, the recorded time is simply the last point of observation and carries a different interpretation than a time to an event.
Posterior predictive P values have a somewhat different interpretation than and appear conservative in comparison to standard P values [Meng, 1994; Rubin, 1984].
The ranked correlations (i.e., Kendall's τ) are even lower (≈ 0.55 and ≈ 0.70, respectively); thus, using concept frequency in lieu of weighted degree centrality would reveal only a semi-structural space, having non-trivially different interpretations than the space we employ in this paper.
He's since claimed that the Flames "had a different interpretation of the rule" than the NHL did, but that explanation is weaker than the third act of a Christopher Nolan film.
But the new Ukrainian president, not so surprisingly an oligarch, a billionaire best known for selling chocolate candy, has a different interpretation of key elements than do Russian officials.
Companies now must report on assets moved between levels, but it is not clear if they would have to disclose that the move came about because of a different interpretation of the rule, rather than a change in the availability of market information.
However, Boltzmann started out with a somewhat different interpretation of probability in mind than Maxwell.
