This is perplexing because it could be interpreted in two dramatically different ways.
The actual language in the directive could be interpreted in two very different ways when Ms. Rice testifies.
"It is essentially 'sculpture' on a flat surface, that is, three-dimensional images interpreted in two dimensions," Mr. Mussey writes.
He said it was imperative that Congress "give the court a Constitution that cannot be interpreted in two ways".
Do you know, it's longer than all the Harry Potter books put together?" Short's brusque dismissal of the Chilcot report can be interpreted in two ways.
It's a moment that can be — and is, in the course of the story — interpreted in two ways: either it's an act of atrocious mothering or it's the act of someone whose brain is literally being eaten away by disease.
By John Cassidy March 18 , 2014President Vladimir Putin's defiant speech in Moscow on Tuesday, which he followed up by signing a draft treaty to make the Crimea part of Russia, can be interpreted in two ways.
President Vladimir Putin's defiant speech in Moscow on Tuesday, which he followed up by signing a draft treaty to make the Crimea part of Russia, can be interpreted in two ways.
Evan Eichler, a co-author of the study from the University of Washington, said that the results of the study could be interpreted in two ways: either girls are more protected from bad mutations or boys are more susceptible.
A classic example is the phrase "old men and women," which may be interpreted in two different ways according to whether one associates "old" with "men and women" or just with "men".
The model can be used and interpreted in two ways.
