Sentence examples for so many interpretations from inspiring English sources

We have also been careful to say that the ToL if it is properly interpreted (though there are so many interpretations it is difficult to keep track) can be considered a regionalized hypothesis within the public goods hypothesis.

What was it like to see so many interpretations?

They all lend themselves to so many interpretations.

"I've never seen so many interpretations of black tie in my life," she said.

"The thing about Jaws is that it's open to so many interpretations," says Hunter.

That the book is so open to so many interpretations has been part of its appeal.

And yet so many different interpretations.

Why does Bach lend himself to so many different interpretations?

"Economists love quantifying things," he said, "but there are so many possible interpretations, it doesn't settle debates as much as it opens up questions".

Atwood continued, explaining that the word has been molded to have so many unique interpretations. .

So is Kelley, a Chicago native who previously created "Swingtown," surprised that "Revenge" viewers have so many differing interpretations of the story of Emily Thorne Emily VanCampp)?