It has been cited several times, with varying interpretations.
The hippocampus has been found to activate in several studies on musical emotions, but with varying interpretations.
The federal courts in the various circuits, however, often citing Wilson, have given it varying interpretations.
Stephens has never said he would oppose Costa Mesa's adopting a proper charter, only that he opposes the one proposed for several reasons, including the fact that the charter contains provisions that are vaguely worded, subject to varying interpretations and likely to lead to litigation.
Our results are subject to varying interpretations.
Of course, reality can be subject to varying interpretations.
To be sure, Section 4 is open to varying interpretations.
Among the most revolutionary findings in the Gnostic texts were the varying interpretations of Jesus' rising.
But Democrats and Republicans, not surprisingly, have varying interpretations of the Constitution.
And there are varying interpretations of what counts as vacation literature, too.
Initial examination of the crash site appeared to offer varying interpretations of what happened.
