Sentence examples for multiple interpretations but from inspiring English sources

Previous research on feature recognition focus on the issues of intersecting features and multiple interpretations, but do not address the problem of custom features representation.

All texts that have become canonical within a tradition, of course, are subject to multiple interpretations, but Chinese texts invite them.

After all the keynotes this year, it is clear that we are not converging on one set of protocols, or one look-and-feel for mobile apps, but instead multiple interpretations of the same products.

As we know, business is about clarity and measurability, but art loves mystery and multiple interpretations.

In a sense, he had belatedly discovered liberal theology, which treats the Bible as a collection of divinely inspired — but human-authored — texts, subject to multiple interpretations.

But Tóibín's tale is open to multiple interpretations.

I have been enjoying Corelli's "Tosca" for years, but there is plenty of room for multiple interpretations.

When courts have decided a mistake is reasonable, they've typically concluded that the statute was ambiguous, subject to multiple interpretations, or that the law had yet to be interpreted by appellate judges, leaving police with but limited guidance.

Words are subject to multiple interpretations.

They are poems, capable of multiple interpretations.

The bathroom confession, meanwhile, is subject to multiple interpretations.