Sentence examples for differing interpretations of this from inspiring English sources
A listener can hear wildly differing interpretations of this oratorio every Christmas, from the thundering power of large modern orchestras, with hundred-strong mixed choirs, to lithe and transparent renditions, like that conducted by John Scott on Tuesday.
This is likely due to differing interpretations of this item between younger and older people and highlights that spurious age differences may be observed when FCCHL2 is used.
These inconsistencies may be a result of differing interpretations of the questions, differing requirements at school and country levels, or they may suggest communication between government bodies and medical schools needs to be evaluated and strengthened.
Inconsistencies in CPG recommendations on the same topic from different countries, however, are common, and have been attributed to such factors as differing interpretations of the research evidence, unsystematic guideline development methods, and cultural differences between health care systems [ 21].
In each of these contests, politicians are offering voters differing interpretations of the past and, much more importantly, different visions for the future.
Rather, the notions of harm as distinguished in this entry should be understood to allow for differing interpretations of the relevant unit of well-being (e.g., the life of the affected person as a whole or future periods of her life).
An article on Friday about differing interpretations of the election results in Nassau County on Long Island misstated the share of elected countywide offices now held by Democrats.
Both parties gave differing interpretations of the the figures – totals of postal voting and people who turned out early in person – to claim the advantage.
With the differing interpretations of the broadcasts, experts emphasized that it was impossible to understand with any certainty the North Korean government's intentions.
