Sentence examples for many differing interpretations from inspiring English sources

This, in turn, has led to many differing interpretations of its morphology and phylogenetic affinities.

So is Kelley, a Chicago native who previously created "Swingtown," surprised that "Revenge" viewers have so many differing interpretations of the story of Emily Thorne Emily VanCampp)?

And yet so many different interpretations.

Why does Bach lend himself to so many different interpretations?

There have been many different interpretations of the American dream.

Kratzer (1983) treats modals as univocal but indexical: they get their differing interpretations by taking in different input sets of worlds and orderings induced on the relevant sets.

Each pipeline is the product of differing interpretations and ideologies, meaning they have "interpretive flexibility" because their meaning is under constant interpretation.

Thirdly, researchers with differing clinical or epidemiological experience may have differing interpretations of the relevance of particular codes.

So the difference between his view and mine is entirely down to our differing interpretations of the public interest.

Neither side would comment publicly on their widely differing interpretations of yesterday's talks.

So differing interpretations of this war have great importance for understanding contemporary politics.