Sentence examples for interpreted another way from inspiring English sources

Interpreted one way, some naturalist claims are boring truths; interpreted another way, they are obvious falsehoods.

Or interpreted another way, the overriding justice strategy of the last government was simply to "get the money out" of the system.

But his words can be interpreted another way too, as the motto of a man who wanted to reconcile his career as a cricket correspondent with his life as a radical.

Under intense questioning by Justices Ruth Bader Ginsburg, Sandra Day O'Connor and David H. Souter, Mr. Levine conceded that a legal services lawyer could not make a type of argument that is the bread and butter of administrative law: that a regulation should be interpreted in a certain way because, interpreted another way, it might well be unconstitutional.

Interpreted another way, sunitinib had higher quality-adjusted survival times than IFN- α across the entire range of utility combinations.

But these arrests can be interpreted in another way: they were not culling loyalists but controlling them; they were not disabling, they were directing them – by giving something more deadly than guns or bombs: information.

Similar to (42), this can be interpreted as another way to cope with the inter-layer interference in (41) by post processing.

This finding could be interpreted in another way that MSM who were involved in unprotected sex may not want to get tested because of fear of positive result.

This observation contrasts with almost all studies of OTFC (Christie et al, 1998; Farrar et al, 1998; Portenoy et al, 1999b; Coluzzi et al, 2001), where the principal finding was a lack of correlation of the OTFC dose with the basal opioid regimen, although some data could be interpreted in another way.

One group interprets it in one way, the other group interprets it another way and now they are mortal enemies.

Some directors may already have in mind their own interpretation of a character, so you may be at a disadvantage of interpreting it another way.