Sentence examples for different kinds of interpretations from inspiring English sources
Dennis Ross went to work for Wolfowitz shortly after writing a paper trashing the work of Team B. "What I always found in him that separated him from everybody else on that side of the political spectrum is not that he didn't have predispositions, but that he was much more open, much more intellectually open, to different kinds of interpretations," Ross says.
In light of these very different interpretative avenues the article revisits some of the characteristics explained in the first part and considers how they are affected by the different kinds of interpretations.
Like in the way that the Motherlands theme has so many different kinds of interpretations and layering -- I think it is important to keep that kind of richness.
I want to keep the project open to different kinds of interpretations, so I prefer not to give any personal message.
He claims (more dubiously) that his fiction cleaves to historical fact only to supply "an occasional reality check on the narrative"; but his novelistic desire to offer "a different kind of interpretation of real lives" is sincere.
As the previous section has demonstrated, there are many branches of history today, each with different kinds of evidence, particular canons of interpretation, and distinctive conventions of writing.
The students displayed five different kinds of errors, namely, conceptual, interpretation, linear extrapolation, procedural and arbitrary.
This led to several decades of discussion between anthropologists, some of which was about the significance or interpretation of different kinds of knowledge.
William had several different views on the interpretation of different kinds of sentences.
An interpretation of the different kinds of multiplicity observed in the present process is given.
