Sentence examples for on another interpretation from inspiring English sources
The phrase "on another interpretation" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used when discussing different ways to understand or analyze a statement, text, or situation.
Example: "On another interpretation, the character's actions could be seen as a form of rebellion against societal norms."
Alternatives: "from a different perspective" or "according to another viewpoint."
Or was it, on another interpretation, the moment when global civil society came of age?" I fear the answer is already pretty clear.
It had basically assumed the precedent set in 2011 – the last time we had this row – would hold and that England's players would be allowed to wear armbands with printed poppies, only to find that Fifa's new hierarchy had apparently decided on another interpretation.
On another interpretation the model represents a contraction of indirect feedbacks that are mediated by antagonistic pathways regulated by the target substrate of the circuit.
The abstract content that results from such operations allows us to use symbols to speak and understand one another (On Interpretation 1).
On the other hand another interpretation is possible – one canvassed by Charles Clarke when the tensions between Blair and Brown first began to surface – namely that it would have been better for Brown to stand against Blair and (in Clarke's view) be defeated.
While this result is consistent with a model in which glands and muscles exert pressure on one another, an alternate interpretation is that gland projections adhere to pharyngeal muscles along their length and that this adhesion stimulates gland growth, pulling it along as the muscle lengthen.
But on another (convergence) interpretation, justificatory reasons need merely be reasons that all citizens can see as justified according to reasonable evaluative standards, even if they do not accept those standards themselves.
Mr. Freedman suggested another interpretation based on his political experience: the theory that Democrats are generally more alarmed by any use of force than Republicans are.
In this view, the German populace during the Nazi era required little or no incentive to summon both disgust and rage at the Jews in its midst — whether the anti-Semitism is understood as rooted in a time-honored German cultural tradition, or fueled by Germany's traumatic defeat in World War I. Yet another interpretation focuses on the tremendous personality cult that surrounded Hitler.
Another interpretation based on previous results [ 5] would be that aHIF could specifically destabilise HIF-1α mRNA but not sHIF-1α transcript, resulting in larger amounts of the spliced form for elevated amounts of aHIF.
The lower courts followed the signal set on broad interpretation".
