Sentence examples for different interpretations on from inspiring English sources
Isn't there a danger that people will put different interpretations on it?
They said they discussed commission-related issues and Mr. Hebert's continued tenure as its chairman, though they had different interpretations on the talks.
More specifically: experimentation explicitly includes the aim of learning (i.e. not only gathering information from stakeholders), it supports exploration of different interpretations on the innovation (opening-up appraisal), and on how values might evolve owing to its introduction (society's responses).
The textual evidence that objectors cite against PCEs occurring, having do with the assignment of meaning to the events, often seems quite consistent with the view that PCEs exist and that different traditions place different interpretations on them (see Pike, 1992, supplemental study 2).
There are two completely different interpretations on why the genetic code might have originated.
State health care authorities, private insurance schemes, industry, dentists and patients all have different interpretations on what is pathological and what is not.
After talking to Iriondo, I visit the Guernica Peace Museum, which focuses on different interpretations of the term "peace"; on the bombardment of 1937; and on peace in the world in the 21st century.
(For different interpretations of Boyle on the limits of reason see Wojcik 1997 and Holden 2007).
Such cases typically hinge on different interpretations of statistics rather than differing accounts of what happened by the photocopier.Victims often are reluctant to complain, for fear of retaliation.
Seen in this light, the difference between theism and refined pantheism turns in the end on a speculative subtlety without practical consequences, namely, on different interpretations of the metaphor of divine light.
