Sentence examples for many varied interpretations from inspiring English sources

Eggers is not Wittgenstein: his philosophy is not so opaque that it permits many varied interpretations.

I have also had the opportunity to see just as many and only slightly less varied interpretations of the British prime minister, Tony Blair, and of members of Mr. Bush's cabinet and advisory team.

'Having it all' is one of those phrases that I have heard and read about so often over the last few years in so many varied contexts and with so many different interpretations I have no idea what it is supposed to mean.

Read the experts and understand their many varied approaches to dream analysis and interpreting strategies.

Madrid is home to many varied museums.

— My book had many varied influences.

New Jersey and many other coastal states recognize an ancient principle that a beach should be open to the public from the water's edge at least up to the "mean high-water line," a shifting boundary open to varied interpretations.

The roots of the problem of high medical costs are many, varied and complicated.

It was there the first of his many varied jobs began.

In their many, varied spotlight turns, principal players consistently rose to the occasion.

The many varied and confident opinions about Herbalife seem to have equally powerful influence.