Sentence examples for many different interpretations of from inspiring English sources

There have been many different interpretations of the American dream.

There have been many different interpretations of the derby game.

He has recently been listening to many different interpretations of Bach for the Radio 3 marathon and confesses he finds it very difficult to listen to large forces of modern instruments playing the music.

Technology companies have also been calling for an update of E.U. privacy rules, however, saying there are too many different interpretations of existing legislation across the 27-nation bloc.

There were many different interpretations of the facts, but the facts themselves were generally agreed upon.

The many different interpretations of quantum mechanics are a case in point.

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.

Although the implementation of the measures laid down in the action plans is monitored rather closely, the overall target of a sustainable development allows for many different interpretations, making an assessment of the transport policies' output rather difficult.

The Silurian-Devonian boundary had been subject to many different interpretations in various parts of the world.

Vague wording, the possibility of many different interpretations, and ambiguous definitions are essential for the mass enforcement of criminal laws against innocent people.

Paella is one of those dishes with as many different interpretations as there are families zealously guarding secret recipes.