Sentence examples for interpretations some from inspiring English sources

What constitutes British values is nebulous and open to various interpretations, some of which could themselves be illiberal and unpleasant.

The more difficult part was the response from press and public: "There were all kinds of interpretations – some quite insightful, others full of cynicism.

Within hours, a constellation of other Middle East analysts has sent out interpretations — some of them conflicting — and a wealth of contextual material.

Central to the controversial assertion of Silesian nationality were conflicting linguistic interpretations: some scholars (and Silesian nationalists) argued that Silesian was a language unto itself, while other scholars (and the Polish government) classified Silesian as a dialect of Polish.

The function of its massive, non-supportive walls have various interpretations: some believe they were martial and defensive, or that they were a symbolic show of authority, designed to preserve the privacy of royal families and set them apart from commoners.

For example, in the (bio medical field we have observed many different interpretations, some of which have a negative connotation, impeding exploitation of big data approaches.

There were books of Koranic interpretation, some of them in Arabic.

"Some primates would give it a more robust interpretation, some less so," Archbishop Williams said of the directive.

On that charitable interpretation, some rebels may have thought cabinet unhappiness about their leader would translate into action, something for which Miliband can take no blame.

For interpretation, some of the algorithm systems predicting coreceptor usage are available online.

Without over-interpretation, some key differences among the functional categories of genes prominent within each organ/condition are clearly apparent.