Sentence examples for many interpretations not from inspiring English sources

But substance means grappling with the truth and its many interpretations, not merely sounding wonky by repeating the words Dodd and Frank.

Using terms for performance that are subjected to many interpretations, are not action oriented, and are difficult to measure.

Many interpretations have been advanced, not least because the title, Monogram, implies personal identity.

"There's plenty of things in the Bible that we don't practice today, and there are many interpretations.

That's not inappropriate for Siegfried, a hapless character in many interpretations.

Beatrice: That has many interpretations.

Reality is Open to Many Interpretations.

The line seems open to many interpretations.

Union of the Snake has been subjected to many interpretations.

What was it like to see so many interpretations?

The ambiguities of "Coriolanus" have lent themselves to many interpretations.