Sentence examples for subject to multiple readings from inspiring English sources

Future scholars might even debate what, exactly, Antonin Scalia meant as they parse his body of writing, and might find that his very words could be subject to multiple readings.

And however concrete his subject, there is always a feeling of ambiguity – that what he describes is open to multiple readings.

Both had been weather observers, and both knew that the surface temperature readings were subject to multiple kinds of distortion -- including poor placement of thermometers, spotty coverage of some regions and the heat emitted by the concrete of cities.

Words are subject to multiple interpretations.

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

They're subject to multiple levels of review, not to mention months of public comment.

Our analysis is subject to multiple limitations.

Upholstered tree stumps, of course, lend themselves to multiple readings.

His lyrics, in Chinese, use images that lend themselves to multiple readings.

Mr. Cameron might have opened the door to multiple readings with his declaration that "Avatar" was an environmental parable.

It shows how two actors can take wildly different routes to the same destination and how every line is susceptible to multiple readings.