Sentence examples for more interpretations on from inspiring English sources

For more interpretations on the naughty Disney theme, check out Dina Goldstein and Saint Hoax.

There's more interpretation goes on in Alain Rolland's head, I think Gary.

Interestingly, though, there are plenty more interpretations.

Each emerged approach may have its own bias on mitochondrial localization detection, be a lack of evaluations with a common benchmark and finally cause more confusing interpretations on mass published datasets by direct comparisons.

Importantly, compared to ordinal-level or nominal-level summed scores, interval-level measurement properties allow for making more accurate interpretations on the relative distance between scores on the scale of a measure [ 12].

As GPs do not all understand the meaning of a negative microbiology stool report, and would value more interpretation and treatment advice on a positive report, the labs should routinely give more advice and explanation on all reports; this could be supplemented with links to web based guidance.

There's more interpretation in a rugby match than goes on in the UN Building".

It's description and detail on the radio, in television it's more interpretation and amplification.

But others in the field put a more guarded interpretation on the Science report.

The team vacillated between a floral, traditional design (on the left), which drew inspiration from Russian Khokhloma art, and a more modern interpretation (on the right), which melded images of human activity such as partying and sailing with icons of native animal life and the Russian landscape.

I could be persuaded to put a more benevolent interpretation on so much of what you have done, if it weren't for the fact that parallel to the assault on liberty has been your move against Parliament in favour of giving the Executive more arbitrary powers.