Sentence examples for has a different reading from inspiring English sources

But Yahya Jammeh, president of Gambia for 20 years, has a different reading.

The museum has a different reading of the 1971 agreement, which was reached with August Heckscher, the parks commissioner.

Each book has a different reading difficulty level, and many of them are also available in Spanish.

Even if a future Presidential Administration has a different reading of Title IX, there is little chance that schools will get out of this business: it is impractical not to be able to discipline community members for violating schools' own codes of conduct, whether or not the violations are also crimes to be pursued by law enforcement.

Perhaps because of her public invisibility, Churchill is often described as shy, but Corduner, who also appeared in the economic comedy Serious Money (1987), has a different reading: "She is so confident about her work that she can discuss it without defensiveness.

"They have a different reading on how this should be done and at what speed".

I think everyone would have a different reading of the book and what Max is feeling and going through.

But the judge in November had a different reading, ruling that the Happy Gilmore shot "would have been less controllable than a normal tee shot".

But senior people at the agencies had a different reading of the signals, particularly the executive order requiring them to work together more closely.

One revelation that the report claims is that a witness the committee interviewed had a different read on which Libyan militia, exactly, came to the rescue of the Americans who remained in the burning compound hours after the attack began.

MR: I have a different read on that because if you look at comic books, they have been aimed at adults for a long time now.