Sentence examples for interpretations saying from inspiring English sources

Investigators cautioned against any sweeping interpretations, saying it was possible that other chemicals -- and other conclusions -- might be uncovered in the more detailed examination of the rubble in the days and weeks to come.

On Capitol Hill, missile defense proponents expressed mixed feelings about the lawyers' new interpretations, saying that it would at least ease the pressure on Mr. Clinton to cut a major arms control deal with Moscow before he leaves office.

Bono has seemed to deflect those interpretations, saying that song is in part a hard-edged look at himself from the eyes of one losing faith.

But the two interpretations say very different things about Leonardo.

"The way we describe occupations is often verbal and open to different interpretations," says Loughran.

"The thing about Jaws is that it's open to so many interpretations," says Hunter.

Some interpretations say the piece is meant to symbolise the unification of the kingdom of Italy.

"Monkey fMRI will allow us to test our interpretations," says neuroscientist Robert Desimone, who directs intramural programs at the National Institute of Mental Health.

Textbook interpretations say wei means 'purpose' as well as 'action', so the slogan means "non-purposive action".

"I have a lot of faith in their interpretations," says Alan Howard, a planetary scientist at the University of Virginia in Charlottesville.

Violent interpretations say more about the reader than they do about the text itself.