Sentence examples for to other interpretations from inspiring English sources

The data are open to other interpretations, however.

However, the documents are incomplete, selective and could easily be open to other interpretations.

But, he noted, the differences between groups found in the study were small and the results were open to other interpretations.

Consequently, structural and morphological changes observed on the aerial photographs lead to other interpretations of the underlying functional processes than the statistical data do.

The reason that the data are not conclusive on the effect of discrimination, though, is that the data only relate health outcomes to group membership — leaving the data open to other interpretations.

Emails seen by the Guardian appeared to suggest that Valcke knew tickets were being sold at up to five times their face value by the JB Sports Marketing consultant Benny Alon, although those emails are incomplete and could be open to other interpretations.

He is likely to be highly sensitive to others' interpretations of him and of his "minority" culture.

WHAT BEING IN A BOOK CLUB MEANS TO THEM: "I love to read and talk about books and listen to others interpretations and opinions but book club is so much more than this.

So it is necessary either to arrive at other interpretations of causality or to abandon the language of causality.

He meant it in the old-fashioned sense of designing things that give people pleasure, by being appealing to look at, or fun to use, but the word is versatile enough to encompass other interpretations too.

I've watched the tape of the live performance of Sir Andrew Davis leading the LPO with Phillip Langridge on YouTube countless times (I don't think there is an equal to Mr. Langridge in the role) but I felt it was important to get other interpretations in my ear too so I wouldn't just copy the one version I know.