Sentence examples for opposed interpretation from inspiring English sources

However, there is a second diametrically opposed interpretation of the same event.

A comment or story starts off with an assumed interpretation for a phrase, but then at the punch line, switches to a second, usually opposed interpretation.

We have retreated to our respective political corners and armed ourselves in an ideological standoff over the very meaning of America, having diametrically opposed interpretations of its past and visions for its future.

She said that he often had them shooting scenes that weren't in the original script or trying radically opposed interpretations of the same scene, experimentation that she was happy to embrace.

Discover which of the Russians a reader prefers and why, Steiner argued, and, "you will, I think, have penetrated into his own nature," because an affinity for Tolstoy or Dostoevsky "commits the imagination to one or the other of two radically opposed interpretations of man's fate, of the historical future, and of the mystery of God".

'Beauty' is perhaps one of the few terms that could plausibly sustain such entirely opposed interpretations.

In fact, findings show that these two diametrically opposed interpretations are not in an either-or situation, but in a coexisting situation full of tensions, respectively leading to the actors' considerations of effectiveness and legitimacy during their rights defending movement.

Two diametrically opposed interpretations of normal function of these helicases have been proposed.

And she gave her own opposing interpretation of Islam to the Taliban's.

But Meese and his allies in the National Rifle Association were indefatigable in pushing an opposing interpretation, and their position became widely adopted, first in the Republican Party and then among many Democrats.

The opposing interpretation is that the sequence-based approach fails to accurately reflect taxonomy.